Grace Lee Biography – Details About the South Korean TV Host

Grace Lee is currently making rounds online following her revelation about her dating relationship with former President Noynoy Aquino.

According to her, dating the ex-president given his status as a high-profile individual was “traumatic.”

GRACE LEE – Biography, Age, Love Life, Career & Other Details About Her

Who is Grace Lee?

GRACE LEE – Here are some details about the South Korean TV host including her biography, love life, and career.

Grace Lee
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It was just recently when Lee admitted that she and late former President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino dated in 2012.

However, it only lasted for six (6) months.

Apparently, their romance became traumatic on her part after the public discover it.

Eventually, they decided to end it. Currently, she’s making the rounds online after sharing some details about why she and PNoy ended their dating relationship.

But who is Grace Lee?

  • Korean Name: Lee Kyung-hee
  • Age: 39
  • Place of Birth: South Korea

Grace Lee was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea but moved to the Philippines when she was only 10 years old due to her father’s business.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

She studied from second grade to fourth-year high school at St. Paul College in Pasig and graduated from Ateneo de Manila University, where she earned a degree in Communication Arts.

CAREER:

Her first hosting job on Philippine television was via Q-11’s lifestyle-magazine show The Sweet Life in 2007.

Then, she became a co-host of the morning radio show Good Times with Mo Twister and Mojo Jojo as a replacement for Andi-9.

At the time, she was a Manila correspondent for YTN in Korea. She was also teaching at the Manila New Life Church’s Sunday school for preschool students back then.

In 2012, she left GMA-7 to transfer to TV5 wherein she co-hosted Andar ng mga Balita on AksyonTV and Good Morning Club.

In 2013, she co-hosted the noontime variety show, Wowowillie with Willie Revillame and became an anchor for Aksyon Weekend, alongside Raffy Tulfo during Saturday nights.

In 2015, she decided to leave the Philippines to stay in South Korea for good.

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