Lee Joon Gi admits falling into the celebrity disease trap after starring in his breakthrough K-drama.

The South Korean superstar looked back at his experience during his early years in the industry. During his appearance on tvN's "You Quiz on the Block," the actor went honest about having the condition.

Lee Joon Gi Says Celebrity Disease Almost Caused Him to 'Give Up' His Acting Career

Before becoming one of today's sought-after stars, Lee Joon Gi rose after headlining the 2005 movie "The King and the Clown".

At the time, it was his first-ever lead role on the big screen. Following the success of the film, the then-rising star was often regarded as a "flower boy" icon.

After his breakthrough performance in "The King and the Clown," Lee Joon Gi was able to establish his name in the industry through a slew of notable K-dramas and movies, such as "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo," "Criminal Minds," "Flower of Evil," and "Again My Life."

In addition to this, Lee Joon Gi will headline the highly-anticipated sequel, "Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun." The soon-to-be released K-drama will air on September 9 with Shin Se Kyung as a co-star.

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Written by Geca Wills