Recently, BLACKPINK member Lisa was photographed dining with her family at a Michelin restaurant in Thailand, and Lisa was more intimate with the boss to take photos and sign autographs.
However, in addition to focusing on Lisa, netizens also accidentally captured that the girl who dined at the same table with Lisa was actually Lee Yeon-hyun, the daughter of Lee Jae-yong, chairman of Samsung Group, and was known as the "little princess of Samsung".
Lee Yeon-hyun, who rarely appears in front of the public, became well-known to the public after attending her grandfather's funeral, Lee Yeon-hyun inherited the temperament of her mother Lin Shiling and her father Lee Jae-yong's big eyes, and was even accused of resembling the artist Xu Ruizhi, which became a topic for a while.
Like Lisa, Lee Yeon-hyun also travels in Thailand in light clothes, and it is said that Lisa and Lee Yeon-hyun usually have a good relationship, and the two also travel to Thailand together. In this regard, netizens are curious about how they met.
Lee Yeon-hyun was born on March 27, 2004 in Manhattan, New York, and is 19 years old, while Lisa was born on March 27, 1997. It is said that Lisa and Lee Yeon-hyun began to become acquainted when they recently attended the "2023 LACMA Art + Film Gala" held together in Los Angeles, USA, when Lisa and Lee Yeon-hyun were still sitting together watching the event.
In addition, Lisa was also accused of being in a relationship with LVMH's rich second-generation boyfriend, Lisa and Frederic Arnault had an affair after participating in Bulgari's event as early as June last year, and some fans explained that they were actually very good friends and were mistaken for a couple. However, some netizens witnessed them dating in different places such as Paris, Thailand, Italy, etc., but the official still did not admit the relationship.
On the 28th of last month, the two also watched the UEFA Champions League match between Paris Saint-Germain and Case at the Parc de France stadium in Paris, France, and were accused of becoming more and more high-profile.