Min Kyung-hoon of Buzz shares wedding ceremony information on “Realizing Bros.” Captured from JTBC
By KTimes
Min Kyung-hoon of the Okay-pop band Buzz tied the knot with JTBC producer Shin Ki-eun, recognized for her work on “Realizing Bros,” in a personal ceremony on Sunday at Lodge Shilla in Seoul.
The marriage was attended by “Realizing Bros” forged members Kang Ho-dong, Website positioning Jang-hoon, Kim Younger-chul, Lee Soo-geun, Kim Hee-chul and Lee Sang-min, who carried out a congratulatory track. Comic Lee Jin-ho, who stepped down from the present following allegations of unlawful playing, was absent.
Min and Shin first met on the set of “Realizing Bros” in 2018 and commenced relationship final 12 months. In a latest episode of the present, Min shared throughout a particular phase for the faculty entrance examination, “My spouse graduated from Yonsei College.”
Roo’ra’s Lee Sang-min additionally celebrated the couple’s marriage, posting a message on social media alongside a video from the ceremony, saying, “Kyung-hoon, what’s taking place to me immediately? I choked up so many occasions.”
He added, “It was such a stupendous wedding ceremony! Kyung-hoon, stay fortunately. Shin Ki-eun PD, you regarded beautiful immediately. Your love story that led to marriage is so touching. At the moment is only a really lovely day.”
The video confirmed Min smiling brightly as he held his bride’s hand and hugged his father-in-law. Company applauded and laughed warmly.
A scene from Min Kyung-hoon’s wedding ceremony. Captured from Lee Sang-min’s social media
Min had earlier introduced his wedding ceremony plans in July via social media, saying, “I’ll be getting married this November. I’ve met somebody great with whom I need to share my day by day life and change into one another’s protected haven. We’ll cherish and love one another, residing fortunately. Please watch over us warmly and ship your blessings.”
Debuting with Buzz in 2003, Min Kyung-hoon has gained immense recognition with hits like “Coward,” “Thorn,” and “Don’t Know Males.”
This text from the Hankook Ilbo, a sister publication of The Korea Occasions, is translated by a generative AI and edited by The Korea Occasions.
