[Sportschosun reporter Park Aram] Actors Won Hyun-Joon and Lee Sujin are becoming husband and wife despite their nine-year age gap. They will hold their wedding ceremony at a private location in Seoul today (the 4th), promising to spend the rest of their lives together.
The wedding will be held privately with only the two families and close acquaintances in attendance. The couple is known to have formed a connection after appearing together in the Disney+ series “Hyper Knife,” which was released last year.
Last month, Won Hyun-Joon and Lee Sujin personally announced their marriage through their respective social media accounts, sharing wedding photos.
At the time, Won Hyun-Joon shared his thoughts ahead of the wedding, saying, “I have promised to spend the rest of my life with my most cherished partner. On the upcoming October 4, we plan to be by each other’s side, laughing together in joyful times and supporting each other through difficult times.”
Lee Sujin also stated, “On October 4, I will be embarking on a new beginning with the person I love. After meeting the most precious person in my life, I am now set to become a wife and begin a new season together.”
She continued, “I am excited and a little nervous, but I feel truly grateful and reassured to have someone with whom I can share every moment ahead,” expressing her feelings as a bride-to-be.
The wedding photos the couple released together showed them smiling brightly as they gazed at each other. The affectionate images captured their excitement ahead of the wedding.
Born in 1980, Won Hyun-Joon made his debut in the 2009 drama “Iris.” He has since continued his acting career in various productions, including “Itaewon Class,” “Possessed,” “Bad and Crazy,” “Café Minamdang,” “Payback: Money and Power,” “Vigilante,” “Low Life,” and “Walking On Thin Ice.” Most recently, he played Kang Guk-cheol, the head of the Special Missions Bureau who knows Manager Kim’s past and identity, in the SBS drama “Manager Kim,” making a strong impression.
Born in 1989, Lee Sujin made her debut in the 2019 drama “The Running Mates: Human Rights.” She has built her filmography through appearances in “Miss Monte-Cristo,” “Delightfully Deceitful,” “When the Phone Rings,” and “Hyper Knife.”
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