(Photos) Newlyweds Ailee & Choi Sihun Share Honeymoon Adventure In Dubai
According to Korean media reports, the newlyweds are embarking on a ten-day honeymoon, with stops in Dubai and the Maldives. It appears the reports were accurate, as the couple have recently shared glimpses of their travels abroad. Here are the photos:
Over the weekend, Ailee shared two carousel posts on Instagram featuring photos from the first day of their ten-day honeymoon, with Dubai as their first stop. 'Day 1 💜 🍯🌙 w. @choi_hun2. Honeymooning in the desert,' she captioned the first post. In one candid moment, the vocalist appeared surprised, perhaps caught off guard as her husband snapped photos while they walked back to their room at the Terra Solis Dubai hotel.
The first carousel also featured a selfie of the newlyweds and a glimpse inside their room at the ultra-luxurious resort in the desert. In a follow-up carousel post, Ailee shared photos of the couple relaxing by the pool, sunbathing, sipping on fresh coconut drinks and indulging in mouth-watering meals. In Choi Sihun's posts, he shared more intimate and candid moments from their honeymoon, accompanied by a heartfelt caption describing how the experience felt like a dream.
Fans of the couple flooded the comments with well wishes for their honeymoon, hoping they continue to enjoy the rest of their travels. Others asked for more updates, saying they've been loving the adorable content the newlyweds have been sharing on their respective social media pages. According to Sihun's latest post, it appears he and Ailee have arrived at the next stop on their honeymoon—the Maldives—where they're staying at the W Maldives resort.
Here's the video of the newlyweds officiating their stay at the W Maldives:
Sources: Instagram (1)(2)(3)(4)
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