Apink member Yoon Bomi announced on Thursday that she will marry music producer Rado in May 2026 after nine years of dating.
The 33-year-old singer shared her decision through a handwritten letter posted on the official Apink fan community website, expressing gratitude to her supporters and apologizing for learning the news earlier through media reports. Bomi wrote that he felt it was important to directly address his devoted fans, known as “Pandas,” about such a significant life milestone.
In her letter, Bomi explained that after spending her teens and twenties in the public eye, she decided to build a future with someone who supported her through both joyous and challenging times.
“We share our official statement regarding the news reported today about Yoon Bomi. She will marry her beloved partner, who has been by her side for a long time, in May next year. We ask for your warm support for the couple as they embark on this new chapter in their lives,” the spokesperson said. letter Light.
She vowed to continue fulfilling her responsibilities as a member of Apink and as an entertainer, promising to repay fans with better performances from now on. The singer also expressed deep appreciation for the 15-year journey her fans have taken with her, acknowledging that they played a crucial role in making her who she is today.
Bomi and Rado, whose real name is Song Joo Young, first met in 2016 while collaborating on Apink’s third studio album, “Pink Revolution,” where he worked as a songwriter and she performed as a singer. Their professional relationship gradually turned into a romance, which they confirmed publicly in April 2024.
Rado41, he is best known for his work with the production duo Black Eyed Pilseung, which disbanded in September 2025 after 16 years. He currently serves as the lead producer and representative for High Up Entertainment, a company he helped found.
Throughout his career, Rado has created numerous hit songs for major K-pop groups, including Apink’s “Only One”, TWICE’s “Cheer Up”, STAYC releases, and tracks for artists such as Chungha and Sistar, as per BizzBuzz.
