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Lee Min Ho looked like he just stepped out of the TV screen. That was the first thought I had when he walked towards me backstage at the recent Benchsetter Fun Meet at Smart Araneta Coliseum. Why? He still sported his hairstyle from “The Heirs”—short at the back, straight bangs across his eyebrows, exactly how Kim Tan, his character in the romantic comedy series, looked like.
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