'Single's Inferno 3' wrapped up yet another successful season, leaving viewers buzzing with excitement and drama to dissect.

This season, which featured a total of 11 episodes, reached a heartwarming conclusion with the success of four couples who found love on the island. Lee Kwan Hee, a basketball player, stood out as the most talked-about contestant. His charm and ease in connecting with the female participants made him a central figure throughout the series.

In an exclusive interview with OSEN on January 10, Lee Kwan Hee delved into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the show. He also opened up about his relationship with Choi Hye Sun, providing insights into their journey after the show concluded.

The final episode brought all the participants together around a cozy bonfire. It was a moment filled with introspection and deep conversations, leading up to their final decisions. Choi Hye Sun shared her joy and emotional experience on the show, her eyes brimming with tears. Meanwhile, Lee Kwan Hee revealed a more vulnerable side, one that had not been seen earlier in the show. As he shed tears while reflecting on his journey on the island, his emotional display surprised the viewers and his fellow contestants. This touching moment underscored the transformative nature of their experiences on the island of love.

Ultimately, Lee Kwan Hee was left to choose between contestants Yoon Ha Jung, Cho Min Ji, and Choi Hye Sun. In the end, he took Choi Hye Sun's hand to leave the island.

When asked, "Are you still meeting Choi Hye Sun?" during the interview, Lee Kwan Hee responded, "I can't share the details but all the participants of 'Single's Inferno' keep in contact with one another. Of course, I still keep in contact with Choi Hye Sun as well." He added, "I'm cautious about sharing more details (since it doesn't just involve me)."

Lee Kwan Hee revealed that he was initially supposed to appear in Season 2, but due to a scheduling conflict, he was unable to appear. Regarding this, he shared, "I didn't find it particularly challenging. Watching Season 2, which I didn't join, I thought, 'It would have been fun if I had participated." He continued, "I enjoy watching reality dating shows, and usually a lot of viewers enjoy that fresh love feeling but the atmosphere was a lot different on Single's Inferno 3, is what I heard. I feel a bit bad because I think the overall direction of the program changed because of me. I'm not sure how the viewers will take it. I have a sense of regret because of the atmosphere that changed."

The popular Netflix series 'Single's Inferno' has consistently produced stars in each season. In Season 1, Freezia (Song Ji Ah) gained immense popularity, followed by Dex in Season 2. In season 3, Lee Kwan Hee was the highlight of the show.

Lee Kwan Hee gained a wide following thanks to his irresistible charm and antics that captured the hearts of not only the female contestants on the show but the viewers watching. Lee Kwan Hee expressed gratitude and shared, "My acquaintances and teammates told me it was fun to watch because I was honest and entertaining as usual. But those who don't know me might have been surprised by how I am. That's why at the press conference, the producers had to defend me saying I appeared to create a buzz."

When asked about anything he regretted on the show, Lee Kwan Hee replied, "I regret the scene when I said 'This one,' 'that one,' and 'this one' (when referring to the three female participants who were his love interest). At the time, I couldn't remember the female participants' names and I was caught off guard (when asked to name his love interests). Other than that, I have nothing that I regret." He added, "I usually don't think about anything too much unless I think I did wrong. However, I think calling them 'This one' and 'that one' was really rude of me," and apologized.

After its first week of release, 'Single's Inferno 3' entered the global TOP 10 TV shows (non-English) category at the 4th position, maintaining its spot at 7th for four consecutive weeks on the TOP 10 lists of 11 countries, including Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. The show concluded amid the enthusiastic response from viewers worldwide.