Minho and SHINee’s Lee Dong Wook attended the 2024 Paris Olympics and showed their support for the South Korean athletes. Minho also couldn’t contain his excitement when he saw popular American rapper Snoop Dogg and professional American basketball player Devin Brooker. The K-celebrities also shared pictures from the sporting event on their social media.
On August 7, SHINee’s Minho and Lee Dong Wook attended the 2024 Paris Olympics and shared snaps from the event on Instagram. Minho and Lee Dong Wook cheered for their home country and showed their support.
Minho shared pictures of himself standing in front of the famous Eiffel Tower, which was visible from the stadium where the beach volleyball match was held. In his Instagram story, Minho shared his fanboy moment when he spotted Snoop Dogg and Devin Brooker. He also sweetly wrote “Snoop Dogg hyung (older brother) and Brooker Dongsaeng – The Great Adventure (younger brother).
Lee Dong Wook also shared pictures from the event. The Goblin actor waved the South Korean flag while cheering for his country. He also posed in front of the Eiffel Tower while enjoying the beach volleyball game.
Lee Dong Wook and Minho were also selected as global ambassadors for the Gangwon 2024 Winter Youth Olympic Games, which will be held from January 19, 2024 to February 1, 2024. They took on the role of Olympic Friends and participated in promotional activities. The Friends program promotes the values of the Olympic Games with the help of popular celebrities.
SHINee’s Minho is a rapper, actor, model, and more. He made his debut as a member of SHINee in 2008 with their extended playlist Replay. He made his acting debut in 2010 in the drama special The Pianist. His upcoming drama Romance in the House is set to premiere on August 10.
Lee Dong Wook has been active in the K-drama industry since 1999. He made his debut with the drama School 2. The actor is best known for Goblin, Tale of the Nine-Tailed, Strangers from Hell, Bad and Crazy, and others. He will next be seen in the highly anticipated film Harbin, set in early 20th century Korea.
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