Vivian reflects on her marriage to KUSH, expressing gratitude and love, sharing moments from their journey together on Instagram.
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Music producer Vivian (real name: Cha Hyun-jung) revealed her thoughts on her marriage to KUSH (real name: Kim Byung-hoon). On the 12th, Vivian posted multiple photos on her Instagram with the comment, "Every moment until we met and nurtured our love in this vast world felt like fate." The released photos capture various aspects of their new life as a couple, highlighting the affectionate atmosphere reminiscent of a movie scene. She expressed gratitude to everyone who celebrated the second act of their love, adding, "We want to live beautifully, cherishing and loving each other happily." The two met through acquaintances and developed a romantic relationship, starting a public relationship in 2016. After about 9 years of dating, they tied the knot. KUSH debuted in 2003 as Stony Skunk and transitioned to a songwriter in 2007, creating hit songs for BIGBANG, G-DRAGON, SOL, and 2NE1 at YG ENTERTAINMENT. Recently, he participated in writing and composing G-DRAGON's "HOME SWEET HOME" and the OST "Soda Pop" for the Netflix hit "KPOP Girls! Demon Hunters." Vivian, known as a model and producer and as the cousin of Girls' Generation's Yuri, appeared as a producer on Mnet's survival show "I-LAND2" last year. She also collaborated with KUSH on the new song "SIGN" released on March 31 this year.
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