"3 Days After Moving"… 'I Live Alone' Henry's Daily Life in His 'Dream House'

Photo by MBC, screenshot from the broadcast of 'I Live Alone'

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Park Hee-eun] Henry from 'I Live Alone' revealed his daily life in his new house after moving.

On the 28th broadcast of MBC's 'I Live Alone,' Henry said about his new house, "I started looking for a house in February and moved in three days ago. I finally found my dream house." He also mentioned, "I haven't done detailed interior work yet, but it feels like a factory."

In the living room of Henry's house revealed that day, clothes were displayed like in a select shop. He said, "Every time I change clothes, it feels like shopping."

Also, the bathroom was surrounded entirely by mirrors, and behind the door, there was hidden storage space and a dressing table. Furthermore, going down to the basement, there were a lounge, kitchen, gym, studio, and recording room. Regarding the spacious basement, Henry said, "This is the part I liked the most about this house."

Henry explained, "Everything I need is here. In the past, I used to drive myself late at night to send music files, but now I just go downstairs."

Especially that day, Henry challenged himself with 'Pendulum Painting' (a technique of drawing with continuous movements like a pendulum or swinging weight) to decorate the empty wall of his studio. Despite repeated mistakes, he completed the artwork and showed satisfaction by even naming the painting.

Afterward, Henry tried making Yukhoe (Korean-style raw beef). With his skilled cooking, he completed the Yukhoe by placing shredded meat and egg yolk on a plate.

Then, wandering around the house, Henry created sounds one by one using a glass, plastic wrap, trash can, and bicycle bell, and completed unique music with a 'loop station,' presenting a 'room concert.'

The studio watching Henry's day admired, saying, "It wouldn't be boring even if you stay at home."

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