The Unique Story of Beautiful Celebrity Lee Hyori, Who Intentionally Let Centipedes Live in Her Seoul Home to Attract Wealth and Prosperity
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This witty yet philosophical remark immediately drew laughter from the hosts and other guests. For Hyori, the presence of these many-legged creatures is no longer viewed as a threat or something repulsive; instead, they are seen as a symbol of impending prosperity for their small family.
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Furthermore, the singer of the hit "10 Minutes" explained that the appearance of various insects was a logical consequence she had anticipated. Unlike the majority of Korean celebrities who prefer living in high-end apartment complexes with rigorous sanitation systems, Lee Hyori and Lee Sang Soon favor the characteristics of a standalone house one that features a yard or offers direct contact with the ground.
According to Hyori, choosing to live in a home integrated with nature means being prepared to share one's space with other living creatures. She also shared a wise sentiment: while feeling fear or discomfort around insects is entirely human, that fear should not cause one to lose respect for the home they inhabit or the surrounding ecosystem.
This eco-friendly and nature-tolerant attitude is nothing new for Lee Hyori. During her time on Jeju Island, she was known as a devoted animal lover who actively supported shelters for stray animals and embraced a minimalist, vegetarian lifestyle.
Her laid-back reaction to finding a centipede in her new Seoul home demonstrates that her love for nature remains undiminished, even after returning to the hustle and bustle of the capital.
