Yoon Jung-soo Reveals Sweet Marriage Plans with 12-Years-Younger Fiancée Won Jin-seo

On the TV Chosun show 'Lovers of Joseon,' comedian Yoon Jung-soo offered a glimpse into his heartwarming relationship with his fiancée, Won Jin-seo, who is 12 years his junior. The program revealed the couple's journey from their first meeting to their impending marriage, garnering significant attention.

Yoon Jung-soo, 53, shared his joy at finding his destined partner after years of searching. His fiancée, formerly known as Won Ja-hyeon, a sports announcer once dubbed the 'Guangzhou Goddess,' is now a Pilates instructor and uses the name Won Jin-seo. She is 12 years younger than Yoon.

"I used to wonder who my last love would be, but now I've met someone who truly cares for me," Yoon expressed, confident that Won Jin-seo is his 'destiny.' Won Jin-seo corroborated this, recalling how Yoon began discussing marriage and even future family plans early in their relationship. "If it were anyone else, I would have felt pressured, but it didn't feel bad coming from him. I thought he was serious about me," she stated.

Won Jin-seo described Yoon as her ideal type, praising his understanding nature and intellectual charm. "He is so considerate and has a fatherly, dependable side. I feel like I wouldn't have gotten married if I hadn't met him," she added, emphasizing how perfectly he fits her ideal partner description.

The couple's affectionate interactions, including naturally using terms like 'honey' ('yeobo') and 'dear' ('yeobong~'), drew smiles from the cast. Yoon jokingly mentioned having to 'guard his honey' due to his fiancée's overwhelming affection. Preview clips hint at even more romantic moments, including kisses at home, building anticipation for their wedding.

Yoon Jung-soo, born in 1972, rose to fame in the 1990s as a popular comedian in Korea. He experienced a resurgence in popularity in the late 2010s, known for his witty remarks on various entertainment shows. His upcoming marriage to his fiancée, who is 12 years younger, has garnered widespread public interest.