Lee Sung-kyoung started as a model in 2008 at the age of 18 after making it into the top 11 of the SBS's Supermodel Contest. After her debut, Lee walked runways for local fashion brands such as Steve J &amp; Yoni P and beyond closet. She quit modelling in 2014 to become a full-time actor. Her first job was a supporting role in the SBS drama series "It's Okay It's Love," in 2014. Lee was cast as a lead in her next drama, MBC's "Flower of Queen," (2015), for which she received the "Rookie Actor Award," during the annual MBC Drama Awards in 2015. Lee's other works include tvN's "Cheese in the Trap," (2016), MBC's "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo," (2016) and SBS's "Dr Romantic 2," (2020). She has also starred in films "Broker," (2016), "Love+Sling," (2018) and "Miss &amp; Mrs. Cops," (2019), and has done dubbing for the Korean version of the animation film "Trolls," in 2017.

<div class=editor><p class="paragraph text-left">  Lee Sung-kyoung started as a model in 2008 at the age of 18 after making it into the top 11 of the SBS's Supermodel Contest. After her debut, Lee walked runways for local fashion brands such as Steve J &amp; Yoni P and beyond closet. She quit modelling in 2014 to become a full-time actor. Her first job was a supporting role in the SBS drama series "It's Okay It's Love," in 2014. Lee was cast as a lead in her next drama, MBC's "Flower of Queen," (2015), for which she received the "Rookie Actor Award," during the annual MBC Drama Awards in 2015. Lee's other works include tvN's "Cheese in the Trap," (2016), MBC's "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo," (2016) and SBS's "Dr Romantic 2," (2020). She has also starred in films "Broker," (2016), "Love+Sling," (2018) and "Miss &amp; Mrs. Cops," (2019), and has done dubbing for the Korean version of the animation film "Trolls," in 2017.</p></div>

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