Australian-born Lee, who’s winning over fans with his social media-savvy branding, and older sibling Minjee were the first brother-sister duo to win the US junior amateur championships

Justin Bieber
has formed an unexpected bond amidst rising worries about his mental well-being.
rumours of marital woes
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In celebration of golfer Min Woo Lee securing his inaugural PGA Tour victory over the weekend, Bieber posted an image showing himself and Lee on a FaceTime call following Lee’s triumph at the Houston Open.

Congratulations @minwoo27lee,” Bieber commented on his story. Lee shared this post on his own Instagram account with the caption “J frickin B.

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The singer has been causing concern among fans lately due to his unpredictable behavior on social media; Bieber has frequently shared confusing posts on Instagram.

It was likewise stated that
Hailey Bieber
temporarily unlinked from her spouse on Instagram, fueling worries among devoted followers due to speculations about an upcoming separation.

However, the previous model quickly turned to TikTok to clear up confusion, stating that she had not actually unfollowed her spouse, and wrote: “This is just a glitch. I didn’t unfollow him. Hopefully, this clarifies things!”

Apparently, the “glitch” occurred because Bieber temporarily deactivated and then reactivated his account, which made it appear as though Hailey had unfollowed him on Instagram, according to Page Six.

Recently, Bieber had a similar mishap when he unfollowed his wife on Instagram, later claiming his account had been hacked.

As the Biebers address their alleged “relationship issues,” let’s take a look at Justin Bieber’s newfound golfing buddy, Min Woo Lee.

He is Australian

Lee, aged 26, was born in July 1998 in Perth to South Korean parentsSoonam and Clara Lee, who moved to Australia in the early ’90s. He also has an older sister named Minjee.

The Lee siblings, who are both professional golfers, became the inaugural brother-sister duo to claim victories in the US Junior Amateur Championships, according to Golf Monthly.

He’s a golf superstar

Lee has been dubbed by the media as “the inaugural golf cult icon of the TikTok age.”

While Lee has proven himself to be a strong competitor on the course since becoming a professional in 2019, he has similarly garnered admiration for his adept use of social media for personal brand building.

Initially, Lee’s Instagram page might appear quite comparable to those of celebrities like Rory McIlroy.
Scottie Scheffler
For instance, a closer examination of his captions and videos reveals Lee’s expertise in capturing Generation Z humor.

Lee frequently employs the phrase “let him cook” — signifying “allow someone to proceed with what they’re doing” — in his captions, earning him the moniker “Chef.” After games, Lee has been spotted wearing a chef’s hat during interviews.

Who is Lee’s date?

Lee is involved with Gracie Drennan, who is 24 years old, and he sometimes posts pictures of them together on Instagram. They apparently began their relationship in April 2019.

As reported by EssentiallySports, Drennan holds an advanced diploma in fashion design and merchandising from Australia’s South Metropolitan TAFE. Since 2022, she has been serving as a product and design coordinator for the apparel label Spell.

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