(Video) Lee Soohyuk Charms Local Fans At First Public Appearance In Malaysia
Lee Soohyuk made an appearance at the roadshow at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur yesterday afternoon (Wednesday, 16th July 2025), marking his first public appearance in Malaysia. As such, his guest appearance drew a massive crowd to the KL mall, as fans eagerly waited to catch a glimpse of the actor in person. Once Lee Soohyuk entered the building, the crowd erupted into a frenzy and cheered for the star.
The actor appeared in a simple black suit, which emphasised his fair complexion. As he made his way to the stage, he bowed to the fans and thanked them for their hospitality and enthusiastic support. Lee Soohyuk also said that he felt the warm support from fans the moment he arrived in Malaysia, as many gathered at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to welcome him to the country.
It seemed that the star was touched by the fans' overwhelming love and support, because he made sure to interact with as many fans as possible. On stage, Lee Soohyuk said, 'I'm so happy to finally meet Malaysian fans. I'm super nervous right now. Thanks for supporting me.' The 37-year-old also wishes to return to Malaysia, saying, 'I hope to visit Malaysia more. Thank you, Samsung, for giving me this opportunity.'
Of course, Lee Soohyuk also tried to speak a little Malay during his appearance. The 'S-Line' star melted hearts when he said 'Aku cinta padamu' in his signature deep voice. However, he admitted that he had practised another Malay phrase before his appearance, but had unfortunately forgotten it. Nevertheless, local fans were thrilled to hear the actor speak a little Malay while he's in town.
Lee Soohyuk is already back in South Korea, departing from KLIA late last night, after his event appearance. Seeing how much love the fans had for the actor, let's hope he'll visit again very soon.
In the meantime, check out videos from his appearance at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur last night:
Sources: China Press, Twitter
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