When were the siblings' living arrangements shown on TV?

AKMU members Lee Chan-hyuk and Lee Su-hyun first showed their two-year cohabitation on MBC's 'Jeonjijeok Chamgeon Sijeom,' which aired on October 31. The episode gave viewers a rare look at how the duo lives day to day.

Why did the arrangement come about?

According to the broadcast, Lee Chan-hyuk proposed the cohabitation two years ago, saying they had limited time left to live together. He added that it could be a final chance to bond as a team before either of them married.

What is the house like?

The three-story home sits with views of Bukhansan. The first floor holds the kitchen, living room and dining area; the second floor has a gym and karaoke room; and the third floor contains individual bedrooms and a shared office. Lee Chan-hyuk designed the interior, and Lee Su-hyun said he handled all of it.

How are expenses split?

The siblings pay living costs separately, while Lee Chan-hyuk covers a slightly larger share of the maintenance fees.

Why is he asking her to move back in?

The original contract ran for two years, and Lee Su-hyun expected the arrangement to end when it expired. Lee Chan-hyuk had already signed a lease on his next home, then asked her to move in with him again. Lee Su-hyun said she is considering the offer.

What is the background to their closeness?

During a slump Lee Su-hyun went through, Lee Chan-hyuk made her recovery his top priority, according to his own account. He managed her diet and exercise and walked the Camino de Santiago with her.

For international fans

AKMU is a sibling duo, and the two members have released music together under the group name. Viewers outside Korea can watch clips of the broadcast on official MBC channels and music platforms where the group's content is posted.