Singer Byul-sarang Marries Childhood Sweetheart After 5 Years of Dating

Singer Byul-sarang is tying the knot today (20th) with her first love from 20 years ago, following a five-year courtship.

The wedding ceremony is taking place at a private venue in Seoul, celebrating her union with a non-celebrity boyfriend who is one year her senior. Byul-sarang had previously shared the heartwarming news with her fans in June, revealing that a connection from two decades ago had unexpectedly rekindled.

"We had a connection during a time when everything was still awkward and pure, over 20 years ago," she explained on social media at the time. "As time passed and we lived our separate lives, we coincidentally crossed paths again at an unexpected moment. Despite the long interval, that connection was carefully and warmly re-established, and we have walked together for five years."

She expressed her gratitude to her supporters, stating, "I believe I am able to reach this happy fruition thanks to all my fans who always support me with love. I will forever cherish that grateful heart deep within me."

Just three days before the wedding, on the 17th, she shared her excitement: "Time has flown by so quickly... In three days, we two will take our first step as a married couple. Having watched over each other as we walked the same path for a long time, we now intend to become each other's stronger support and lifelong partners." Even on the eve of her wedding, the 19th, she was seen performing at an event, exclaiming, "I have to get married tomorrow!"

Byul-sarang debuted in 2017 with the single 'Tear Flower' and gained significant recognition by reaching the TOP7 on TV CHOSUN's 'Miss Trot 2'. She has continued her career by appearing on shows like 'Hyunyeok King' and 'Korea-Japan Singers' War'.

Byul-sarang debuted in 2017 with the single 'Tear Flower' and is a trot singer. She rose to fame after becoming part of the TOP7 on TV CHOSUN's 'Miss Trot 2'. She has since actively participated in various competition programs, including 'Hyunyeok King' and 'Korea-Japan Singers' War'.