Two decades ago, Kim Jong-Akook and Yoon Eun-Hye have become one of the most discussed varieties of Korea varieties. Their chemistry on the screen in X-Man of SBS (2005) He aroused an infinite hum, with fans who sent them as a potential couple of real life.
Fast ahead of 2025 and the personal lives of the two stars have taken very different shifts.
Yoon Eun-Hye: 13 years of single life
On September 3, Yoon Eun-Hye appeared on the YouTube channel of Park Na-Rae, where he candidly revealed that he was single for 13 years.
Admitted: “As I get angry, my standards have become more detailed. After not going out with 13 years, I feel like myself losing myself.”
Describing its ideal type, he said that he wants someone who can “respect and admire, that he does not drink or smokes, is diligent and has charisma”.
His comments highlighted his introspective journey and the lifestyle he embraced from his idol and starred with the maximum splendor period with the child Vox and his prominent roles in successful dramas.
Kim Jong-Kook: Enter the marital life
Meanwhile, Kim Jong-Kook surprised fans last month by announcing his wedding. On August 18, he revealed that he would marry a non -celebrity, with a private ceremony frequented only by family and close friends.
Through a handwritten letter shared on his fan café, he wrote: “Thanks to my fans, I am able to marry me and face this new challenge in life. I will continue to work hard and live diligently like Kim Jong-Akek.”
The news was welcomed with overwhelming congratulations, as a singer and for a long time Running Man Star prepares to start a new chapter as a husband.
Once known as “Nation’s Loveline Couple”, the dynamic of Kim Jong-Akey and Yoon Eun-Hye X-Man Infinite speculations powered and playful varieties show references for years. Now, that chapter has been closed: Kim Jong-Kook has put himself in family life and Yoon Eun-Hye who embraces his independence.
While their paths arose, the fans still look with affection on the chemistry on the duo screen that defined an era of entertainment of Korean variety.
Sources: Nate
