In the MBC entertainment show 'I Live Alone,' which aired on the 28th, Key's new house was revealed, creating a buzz in the preview. This was the first time Key's moved house was shown.

On this day, Key mentioned that it had been a month since his move. This marked his transition to a new house after about four years.

When his living room was unveiled, Jun Hyun-moo and Park Na-rae, among others, were surprised, especially by the 'full window view' of the Han River. Park Na-rae commented, 'The view is in the top three on the show “Homes for Sale.”'

Key expressed satisfaction with the new house, stating, 'I put in a lot of effort.' He noted, 'It’s much smaller than the transfer house,' and added, 'I made a decision to stay organized from the beginning.' However, the full window view made the house feel much more open.

Above all, he revealed the second floor, which includes a terrace. It has a mini lounge feel. When stepping out onto the terrace, one can enjoy a more refreshing Han River view. The open view from the terrace left the studio in awe once again.

Continuing, Key described it as 'a house that brought many changes to me,' introducing a new world he fell in love with after moving to the new house. That is 'plating.' He was seen carefully arranging sliced cucumbers like flower petals on a gorgeous plate and using tweezers to artfully place various herb leaves and edible flower petals. Jun Hyun-moo reacted to Key plating flowers by saying, 'It’s frustrating,' which led to laughter.

Upon returning home, Key prepared a grill on the terrace with a night view. Jun Hyun-moo, filled with envy, jokingly shouted 'It’s frustrating.' Key also mentioned, 'Thinking about it, we’ve never celebrated together,' as he and Comme des Garçons gathered for a 'Kim's housewarming party.' Park Na-rae remarked, 'We should visit once,' hinting at a visit.

As he was grilling in the dark, when someone commented 'You need a light,' Jun Hyun-moo added, 'You also need a makeshift shower,' and Key quipped, 'Should I put in a gazebo?' which brought laughter.

He then unveiled a cake filled with his 'daddy Key' dreams, meant for his pet dogs. Key told his dogs, 'We all should live well here,' and explained about the house, 'It should be a shelter, fortress, amusement park, etc. A space where you can feel all of that is the essence of living well.' He reaffirmed his commitment to truly living in his new home.

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