Meanwhile, Ki-Ha that still looking good platform and opportunity to boost his talent either in acting or modeling confess his feeling and thinking about LGBT communities in Korea or other countries. 

“For me, In the Korean entertainment industry, LGBT-related codes are used metaphorically. But I don’t think Korea is a country good enough to live as a sexual minority. You can see how few celebrities in Korea come out of their own LGBT lives. Even though I have many LGBT friends around me. 

 “When talking about a multicultural relationship in Korea, I don’t put myself in any situation. 

“Nationality is not important in relationships, love, or relationships. I don’t care who is from any country. I don’t want to do anything that needs to do with ranking. 

“Yes, I’ve been in a relationship before. For those who are interested in dating Korean men, I can say most Korean men are foolish and rude. I think it’s hard to choose the right person among them. But you are lucky if you get your Mr. Right among Korean,” explains Ki-Ha.