Lee Gyu-lee is a business writer at The Korea Times, focusing primarily on IT & telecommunications, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and KOTRA. Prior to this, she has covered a wide range of cultural news, from film, television and K-pop to lifestyle and fashion.
Park Shin-hye marries long-term boyfriend, actor Choi Tae-joon
Actors Park Shin-hye and Choi Tae-joon were married, Saturday. Courtesy of Salt Entertainment
By Lee Gyu-lee
By Lee Gyu-lee
Actors Park Shin-hye and Choi Tae-joon tied the knot, Saturday, after four years of dating.
Park's agency, Salt Entertainment, shared the couple's wedding photos earlier that day, announcing that they were holding their wedding ceremony behind closed doors in Seoul.
Actress Park Shin-hye in traditional wedding dress / Captured from Park's Instagram
“I thank everyone for congratulating me and sending me so many blessings,” Park wrote on social media on the day.
The two confirmed that they had been dating since 2017 after a local media outlet reported about their romantic relationship in March 2018.
The couple announced the news of their wedding plans last November, adding that they are expecting a baby.
“I am planning to start my marriage with a person who has always been there for me and been my support,” Park posted on her official fansite at the time. “While we were planning for our wedding, we also welcomed the blessing of a new life.”
Choi also wrote on his fansite, saying, “We will be tying the knot as a married couple to complete such gracious love.”
Park debuted as a child actor with singer Lee Seung-hwan's music video in 2003. She rose to stardom after landing a supporting role in the smash-hit series, “Stairway to Heaven,” in the same year. She has starred in various hit TV series and movies, including the romance series, “Heirs” (2013) and the thriller zombie-apocalyptic film, “#Alive” (2020).
Choi debuted in 2001 with a minor role in the TV series, “Piano.” He has taken supporting and lead roles in various TV series, like “Suspicious Partner” (2017) and “The Undateables” (2018).