Lee Seung Gi arrives in Manila for 'Vagabond Voyage' fanmeet | Inquirer Entertainment

Lee Seung-gi arrives in Manila for ‘Vagabond Voyage’ fan meet

/ 04:16 PM October 11, 2019

Lee Seung Gi arrives in Manila forVagabond Voyage' fanmeet

South Korean superstar Lee Seung-gi arrives in NAIA Terminal 1 in Manila Friday, Oct. 11. Photo courtesy of @baekhyunnie28/Twitter

South Korean superstar Lee Seung-gi arrived at Manila’s NAIA Terminal 1 on Friday, Oct. 11.

On Twitter, Ann Permejo, a Pinoy fan of Lee Seung-gi, shared videos of his arrival at the airport.

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The “Ballad Prince” is set to hold his “Vagabond Voyage Asia Fan Meeting in Manila” with his Filipino fans on Saturday, Oct. 12, at the New Frontier Theatre in Araneta City in Cubao, Quezon City.

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He starred in several Korean dramas like “My Girlfriend Is a Gumiho,” “Love Forecast,” “Gu Family Book” and “Hwayugi – A Korean Odyssey.” Aside from acting, Lee Seung-gi also shines in various fields of entertainment such as singing and hosting.

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Recently, his “Vagabond” spy-action drama premiered on SBS TV and in Netflix where he plays the role of a stunt actor named Cha Dal Gun. It is also his reunion project with Korean singer and actress Suzy Bae.

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Tickets for “Vagabond Voyage in Manila” are still available via TicketNet.  /ra

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