Sung Hi Lee was born on April 1, 1970 in Eun-Pyung Gu (Gi-Ja Chon), a borough of Seoul (Korea). At the age of two Sung Hi's parents divorced, leaving her and her younger brother to be raised by her grandparents.

Her mother became a business woman in Korea and her father, who was a graduate of the Seoul National University, became a business man in the USA. Sung Hi describes herself as a child as "a tomboy climbing trees, making mud pies and playing with tadpoles and frogs." In 1978 (February 19), during her elementary school years, she and her brother moved to Chicago (USA) to be with their father.

From the windy city Chicago they settled in Houston, Dallas and Washington, D.C, respectively. It was in 1988 at a Dallas nightclub where Sung Hi was discovered by her future agent Jim Whitehead. In 1991 Sung Hi enrolled at Ohio State University and spent three years in an exercise psychology program. One day, she threw away her dream of being a doctor and left the university in favor of full-time modeling in New York. However, with measurements of 5Õ4", 105 pounds, 34" B -cup bust (reshaped at some time as she has revealed), 23" waist, and 34" hips, she was a bit short for the New York modeling scene and frequently took the red-eye flight to Los Angeles jobs. At that time the first photographs of Sung Hi appeared in PlayboyÕs Book of Lingerie.

In 1995 Sung Hi participated in the Hawaiian Tropic Beauty Contest where she represented Pusan (Korea) because Seoul was already taken by someone else. Although she was only 3rd runner up, after winner Krista Frazier, her star was definitively born. Even more, the contest led to her appearance on advertisements for e.g. Hawaiian Tropics, Sunkist Orange Juice, Chrysler Plymouth, and Hilton Hotel.

In the same year she made the move to Los Angeles. Soon after Pacific USA shot her for their 1996 Pacific USA calendar and featured her on the cover. About one year later, East Meets West calendars offered to produce her own personal calendar in exchange for her agreeing not to appear in any other calendars. Since then she has appeared in advertisements, magazines, videoÕs and movies as we all know.

Playboy calls her an intellectual woman that's difficult to understand. Choong Ang Il Bo (Korean Newspaper) calls her very incomparable and changeable. She creates a tear over a smile like a pouring rain after bright sunshine. She will blast with a laugh in the middle of sadness. She doesn't know what to do in the future but she dreams to be an actress. And that dream seems to become reality. . .

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