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Former T-ara member Ryu Hwa-young marries businessman in Seoul

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Summary

Actress and former T-ara member Ryu Hwa-young is marrying a businessman in Seoul on Saturday. The private ceremony will be held at an undisclosed location and attended only by family and close acquaintances. The couple met through an acquaintance and later began dating. Ryu announced the wedding in April and shared her excitement with followers a day before the ceremony.


Key Facts

  • Ryu Hwa-young is 33 and marrying a businessman three years her senior.
  • The wedding is a private ceremony at an undisclosed location in Seoul.
  • Ryu said in April that she had gained certainty and wanted to walk the same path together.
  • She wrote a day before the wedding that the two of them would make their grand entrance the next day.
  • Ryu debuted as a member of T-ara in 2010, left the group in 2012, and later pursued an acting career.
By Xportsnews
  • Published Sep 12, 2026 10:24 am KST
  • Updated Sep 12, 2026 3:24 pm KST
Ryu Hwa-young / Captured from Ryu's social media

Ryu Hwa-young / Captured from Ryu's social media

Actress and former T-ara member Ryu Hwa-young is getting married Saturday to a businessman three years her senior.

Ryu, 33, is set to hold a private wedding ceremony at an undisclosed location in Seoul, attended only by family members and close acquaintances from both sides.

The couple first met through an acquaintance before developing a romantic relationship.

Ryu announced the date of their wedding on social media in April, saying, "On top of the excitement, I gained certainty, and now we want to walk the same path together."

Ryu Hwa-young / Captured from Ryu's social media

Ryu Hwa-young / Captured from Ryu's social media

A day before the wedding, Ryu shared her excitement with followers, saying, "Thanks to all your support, the two of us will make our grand entrance tomorrow."

Born in 1993, Ryu debuted as a member of K-pop girl group T-ara in 2010. She left the group in 2012 and subsequently pursued an acting career.

She has appeared in television series including "Hello, My Twenties!," "My Father Is Strange," "Mad Dog" and "Player 2: Master of Swindlers," as well as the film "Exist Within."

This article from Xportsnews was adapted by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.

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