Actress and former member of the baby vox Yoon Eun-Hye He made a sincere apparition in the episode of March 21 of Mbn’s Variety Show The Jun Hyun-Moo Plan 2where he candidly discussed his long break from appointments and his evolving thoughts on marriage.
While ceni with Jun Hyun-Moo and YouTuber Kwak Joon-Bin in a familiar Sukiyaki restaurant, the group shared laughter while the owner of the restaurant jokingly exposed the frequent visits to Hyun-moo. Among the carefree jokes, the conversation moved to deeper topics, especially when Jun Hyun-Moo asked Yoon directly: “Don’t you think it’s time to think about marriage?”
With surprise of everyone, Yoon Eun-Hye replied, “I haven’t come out for 13 years.”
He clarified that at the beginning it was not a conscious decision. “It wasn’t planned. I just focused at work. But now, I want to get married, maybe in three years. I never even kept by the hand and I went out with someone for a long time. Sometimes I am envious when I hear people say: ‘I dined with someone.'”
Reflecting on her past, Yoon revealed that during her GOONG He was, he strongly wanted marriage. “So, I thought the marriage meant that I could live my life without being judged. But my dramas were going so well, and that dream was postponed.”
He continued to explain how emotional injuries from harsh public criticisms played an important role in his decision to stay away from relationships. “There have been difficult personal moments. It seemed that everything important that continued to be delayed. It took me about 10 years to find myself. I felt resentful, why do people see only what they want to see?” But now I realized that if I don’t have a problem, it won’t be ready to go out and get married. “
Jun Hyun-Moo added his wisdom to conversation: “It takes a long time to accept the truth that you will not like everyone. We end up trying so much to convince people.”
The Candida of Yoon Eun-Hye has left a lasting impression, reminding the spectators that behind the pomp of the fame there is the very human journey of healing, growth and hope for love.
