Lee Jun-ho (이준호; 李俊昊), better known as June, is a South Korean singer, dancer, and actor born on January 25, 1990, in Seoul. He first gained recognition in 2008 when he joined the famous boy band 2 p.m., one of the leading groups of the second generation of K-pop. Praised for his vocal talents and stage presence, he has also been pursuing a solo career, particularly in Japan, where he has enjoyed significant success.
While continuing his musical career, Lee Jun-ho is branching out into acting. After making a notable film debut in Cold Eyes then Twenty, he gradually made a name for himself on television thanks to a variety of roles in Good Manager, Rain or Shine, Wok of Love and Confession. His portrayal of Crown Prince Yi San in the historical drama The Red Sleeve (2021) marked a major turning point in his career. A true phenomenon in South Korea, the series earned him numerous awards and definitively established his talent as an actor.
He then reaffirmed his immense popularity with the romantic comedy King of the Land (2023), in which his duet with YoonA captivated international audiences. In 2025, he returned with two leading roles in Typhoon Company and the webtoon adaptation Cashero, in which he plays a man with extraordinary powers.
After leaving JYP Entertainment in 2025, he founded his own label, O3 Collective, in order to pursue his artistic endeavors with greater freedom. In 2027, he is expected to appear in the series Buy King and Embassies of Foreign Countries in Korea, two officially confirmed projects.
A versatile artist, Lee Jun-ho has established himself as one of the leading figures of the Hallyu wave, enjoying equal success as a singer and as a leading actor.
