AKMU Weigh One More Year as Roommates After Two Years in a 3-Floor Home

"If we don't live together, Lee Su-hyun loses out." That is AKMU's Lee Chan-hyuk on the possibility of the siblings splitting up their shared home, and he says it with the confidence of someone who has already scouted a new place.

The duo will appear as sole guests on episode 422 of MBC's Point of Omniscient Interfering View, airing on the 31st at 11:10 p.m. KST. The episode opens the door to the three-floor share house Chanhyuk and Suhyun have lived in for two years, with a panoramic view of Bukhansan.

Inside the three-floor house

The interior is styled in a way the broadcast describes as gallery-like, and the floors hold a workout room and a karaoke room. Chanhyuk's own room, filled with props and objects that reflect his taste, will be shown for the first time.

One more year, maybe

The siblings had originally planned to move into separate homes when this year's lease ends. Now they say they are considering extending. "We're discussing living together for one more year," they say on the show.

Chanhyuk's pitch is the line above, delivered alongside his confidence in the new home he has been researching. The episode will also explain why the two left the door open to living together again.

The commute in a 2004 car

The episode also follows Chanhyuk on his way to work. He drives a 2004 model-year classic car that is reportedly the only one of its kind in Korea. Inside, it still has hand-crank window handles and a CD player, a fitting analog detail for an artist whose taste often leans retro.

For fans of the sibling duo, the episode promises a rare look at how their famously close bond plays out in daily life, and whether it continues under one roof.