Former EXO member Tao marries Xu Yiyang in a wedding ceremony in Sanya, China, with fans invited and live-streamed.
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Former EXO's Tao held a wedding with Xu Yiyang, who is from SMROOKIES. According to a Chinese media outlet, Tao and Xu Yiyang held their wedding yesterday (16th) in Sanya City, Hainan Province, China. After submitting their marriage registration last December and making their marriage public, it has been about 10 months. Xu Yiyang recently shared several wedding photos through her Weibo. Their marriage was revealed in August this year. At that time, Tao mentioned on a variety show that he planned to hold a wedding ceremony with his wife Xu Yiyang in October this year, expressing his desire to spend special time with fans by setting up over 100 seats exclusively for them. Tao considered live-streaming the wedding for fans who could not attend, and he actually implemented this. The ceremony was attended by family and close friends from both sides, and some scenes were broadcasted in real-time, allowing fans to watch. The wedding was themed 'Milky Way,' and amidst fireworks and artificial snow, the couple exchanged vows and kissed, with footage shared through online communities and social media. Tao and Xu Yiyang share a common background from SM Entertainment. They are currently affiliated with Longtao Entertainment in China and are active under the same agency. Tao debuted as a member of EXO in 2012 but continued solo activities in China after leaving in 2015. Xu Yiyang joined SM Entertainment as a trainee in 2014 and appeared on 'MY SMT' with aespa's NINGNING in 2016. After leaving in 2018, she continued her career in China and has participated in several audition programs.
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