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Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Lee Min-woo raises eyebrows over marriage announcement; fans SHOCKED over marriage with single mom
K-pop star Lee Min-woo Lee Min-woo, the iconic Shinhwa member who's been melting hearts since the '90s, at 45, announces his wedding to a single mom with a 6-year-old. Last month, Lee Min-woo shares a touching letter on his channel about kicking off his "second chapter" at 45. Fans were thrilled, showering him with love. Then, details about the woman being a single mom in Japan, a third-generation Korean-Japanese leaked online. Congratulatory messages turned to controversy as some fans felt let down by the "non-ideal" match, flooding comments with negativity. It showed how even in 2025, single parents face unfair scrutiny. The Single Mom Bombshell More info about the star's new bride surfaced online. It was revealed that she has a 6-year-old child. Nasty posts questioned why a star like him would choose someone with "baggage." A few others pushed back, saying love isn't about perfection. Still, the early reactions were mostly harsh, revealing our rush to judge without the facts. Social trends confirmed the buzz, amplifying the storm. The Face Reveal That Changed Everything On August 7, 2025, a preview from KBS 2TV's "The Return of Superman" unveils her face. Criticism soon changed to praise with fans saying, "She's stunning," "So warm and vibrant," "Makes total sense now!" Oh, and they're expecting - Min-woo's stepping up as dad to two! In the end, it's a reminder that real love stories are raw and unpredictable, not scripted. Min-woo's embrace of his fiancee, her daughter, and their baby-to-be shows growth in a fame-driven world. Here's to their happy ever after - as legendary as a Shinhwa hit!
Indian Express
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Park Bo Gum reveals he got ghosted by IU's on-screen lover after Tangerines wrap-up: ‘I texted… but no reply'
From Park Bo Gum joking about being ghosted by his co-star, to Chae Seo An quietly grinding through seven part-time jobs even after delivering the mega hit, and Park Hae Joon getting all introspective about playing the 'perfect husband,' When Life Gives You Tangerines might've wrapped, but the stories spilling out after the cameras stopped rolling are as exciting as the plot. Park Bo Gum on getting ghosted by Lee Jun Young On April 25, Park Bo Gum turned host for KBS2TV's The Seasons: Park Bo Gum's Cantabile. He was joined by guests that night, Jeong Eun Ji and Lee Jun Young (both idol-turned-actors). For the night's theme, 'Youth Record,' Eun Ji delivered an electrifying performance, flaunting her knack for hitting high notes, while the other two bonded over banter, confessions, and a bit of industry gossip. But what really gave the audience a good laugh was Bo Gum's unexpected confession. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW VIDEO Also read: IU and Park Bo Gum react to their 'awkward' kiss in Netflix's When Life Gives You Tangerines, reveal 13-year friendship During the event, the Reply 1988 star brought up how he had exchanged numbers with Lee Jun Young (the actor who played the role of Young Beom) during the script reading and wrap-up party for their Netflix drama When Life Gives You Tangerines. With the most innocent expression, Bo-gum said: 'We exchanged numbers, and I sent him a message… but he never replied.' Lee was caught off guard. He scrambled to explain himself, but the audience was already playfully booing him. The video has since gone viral on Naver and X. In the show, Lee's character Young Beom, plays the love interest of IU's character, Yang Geum Myung, when she enrols in Seoul National University. After years of being in an on-again, off-again relationship, the couple doesn't get their happy ending. Young Beom marries a girl chosen by Geum-myung's mother, and a time jump follows, revealing Geum-myung finding happiness with Kim Seon Ho's character. Despite his supporting role, fans loved Lee Jun Young's performance and even rooted for their love story. Chae Seo An's struggle post-filming: 'I was working 7 jobs' While the drama might've been a hit, not everything was sunshine for every cast member involved. One of them is Chae Seo An, who played the role of Yeong Ran (aka Hak's wife). In a recent interview with Harper's BAZAAR Korea, An revealed, she 'worked at a rice cake factory, a cookie factory, an electronics factory, a research facility under a major company, in card terminal manufacturing, door lock production, and assembling PVC/electronic outlets,' until recently she was 'part of a CCTV quality control team.' According to her, post Tangerines, her agency situation was in flux, and there was no clear direction. So what did she do? Chae debuted in 2021 and had earlier appeared in projects like The Witch: Part 2, Moonshine, and Pale Moon. Park Hae Joon reveals how his 'green flag' role changed him Park Hae Joon, who played the older version of Park Bo Gum's character Gwan Sik in the show, revealed in an interview with The Korea Times how playing a character like Gwan Sik, who was a 'walking green forest,' changed him in real life. It made him take a hard look at his own personality. Comparing this role to his previous one, where he played an adulterer in The World of the Married, he shared, 'Gwan Sik made me reflect on my own life. I even questioned whether I deserved to play such a good man.' Park mentioned that after filming, he'd go home, look at his wife, and feel a renewed desire to be better.
