Moon Geun Young Announces Marriage to Musical Actor Jeong Pyeong

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Moon Geun Young has announced that she is getting married to fellow actor Jeong Pyeong, sharing the happy news with fans.

Moon Geun Young surprised fans on July 29th by revealing her marriage through her personal social media account.

“I have some news I wanted to share with you all, which is why I’m writing this,” she began.

“I am getting married,” Moon Geun Young wrote. “I’ve met someone I want to walk through life with. someone who can share the moments I once faced alone, the thoughts I carried by myself, and someone who can make me smile even over the smallest things.”

She continued, “We hope to build our future together from now on as a pair rather than as individuals. I would appreciate your congratulations and support rather than your worries or concerns. I will continue to work hard and repay the love and support you have given me.”

She added, “I will also continue to support you with all my heart just as you have always supported me with so much love. I promise to return with even better performances in the future.”

 

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Born in 1987, Moon Geun Young made her acting debut in 1999 with the film On the Road. She became one of Korea’s most beloved child actresses through projects such as Autumn in My Heart and A Tale of Two Sisters. She later earned the nickname “Nation’s Little Sister” with her performances in My Little Bride and Painter of the Wind.

More recently, she appeared in Netflix’s Hellbound Season 2 and the play Orphans.

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Her husband, Jeong Pyeong, is a musical actor who made his debut in 2007. He is reportedly seven years older than Moon Geun Young. The two previously worked together as members of the creative performance group called “Bachi.”

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