In 2025, K-pop stars like Apink's Yoon Bomi and Tiffany from Girls' Generation announce marriages, marking new life chapters.
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Entering 2025, starting with Girl's Day's Mina, 2PM's Taecyeon, Girls' Generation's Tiffany, and Apink's Yoon Bomi, news of marriages or relationships with marriage in mind has gathered attention. Members of popular groups that colored an era are continuing to make new choices on the stage of life, not just on stage. Yoon Bomi posted a handwritten letter on Apink's official fan cafe yesterday (18th), directly conveying the news of her marriage to producer Black Eyed Pilseung's Rado. She expressed, 'I feel very sorry that the news was announced in an article first, but I thought it was right to talk to the pandas (the name of the fans) directly with my feelings.' She continued, 'I decided to share my life with someone who has been by my side for a long time, sharing our daily lives, being together in happy times and times of emotional turmoil.' She also added a promise to her fans, saying, 'I want to repay you with better activities as Apink and as Yoon Bomi.' Yoon Bomi debuted as Apink in 2011 and developed a romantic relationship with Rado in 2017 through music work. After about 9 years of dating, they announced their marriage after 1 year and 8 months of public dating. Notably, Yoon Bomi was the first among Apink members to announce her marriage. The news gained more attention as it was announced ahead of their 15th-anniversary comeback. Good news also came from Girls' Generation. On the 14th, after reports of her relationship with actor Byun Yo-han, Tiffany revealed through a handwritten letter that it is a serious relationship with marriage in mind. Tiffany stated, 'I would like to carefully greet everyone who values this space,' and 'I am currently in a serious relationship with someone with the intention of marriage.' She expressed affection for Byun Yo-han, saying, 'He allows me to see the world positively and gives me stability.' She added, 'While no specific date has been set yet, I will be sure to inform my fans directly when important decisions arise.' Tiffany and Byun Yo-han developed their relationship after co-starring in Disney+'s 'Mr. Sam Sik.' Girl's Day also shared happy news this year. Following Sojin, Mina held her wedding with actor On Joo-wan on November 29 in Bali, Indonesia. The ceremony was private, attended only by family and close friends. The two reportedly became close after co-starring in the SBS drama 'Beast's Beauty' in 2016 and reuniting in the musical 'Those Days' in 2021. Notably, when Mina lost her father last year, On Joo-wan was by her side throughout the funeral, drawing attention to their relationship. Additionally, 2PM's Taecyeon and T-ARA's Eunjung have also announced marriage news, as idol members who represented an era open a new chapter in their lives, with fans watching their choices with warm eyes.
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