South Korean superstar Lee Min Ho is set to return to Manila on April 26, 2025, for the Manila leg of his highly anticipated Asia fan meeting tour, MINHOVERSE. The event will take place at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.

Local concert promoter PULP Live World announced the Manila leg of the Korean actor’s Asia fan meeting tour for 2025.

“MINOZ, the wait is over! 🥰 The man who made us fall in love over and over again, LEE MINHO (@actorleeminho), is coming to the Philippines for the 2025 LEE MINHO ASIA FANMEETING TOUR 'MINHOVERSE' IN MANILA on April 26, 2025 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena (@moaarena). 🙌,” PULP announced.

“Prepare to step into his universe, where dreams come true and every moment feels like a romantic drama brought to life. ✨,” they added.

Fan meeting details such as ticket prices, seat plan and fan perks are yet to be announced.

Last January, the When The Stars Gossip actor first teased the fan meeting tour through his personal X (formerly Twitter) account, much to the delight of his millions of fans worldwide.

“Countless Minoz have come together to create the world of Minho, 'MINHOVERSE'. Now, let’s continue this journey together, even closer,” he wrote.

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Aside from the Philippines, the South Korean actor will also hold fan meetings in several other countries, including South Korea, Thailand, Macau, Taipei, Jakarta, and Japan.

Lee Min Ho has visited the Philippines multiple times in the past for brand endorsements and promotional activities. 

Expressing his fondness for the country, he previously shared a heartfelt post: "thx love Philippines (bye) see y a."

Currently, Lee Min Ho stars in the South Korean drama When the Stars Gossip, alongside actress Gong Hyo Jin. He plays Gong Ryong, an obstetrician on a secret mission that takes him to outer space, where he meets Eve Kim (Hyo Jin).

Beyond his latest role, Lee Min Ho remains a beloved figure among Filipino fans, known as one of the "original oppas" for his iconic roles in Boys Over Flowers (the Korean adaptation of Meteor Garden), Legend of the Blue Sea, The Heirs, City Hunter, and more.