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Jo Jun-hyun wants a joint wedding ceremony with twin brother Jo Jun-ho

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Jo Jun-hyun, a new cast member on the show 'Groom's Class 2', went on his first blind date with the help of his twin brother Jo Jun-ho.
  • During the date with sports announcer So Yi-won, Jo Jun-hyun expressed a surprising desire to have a joint wedding ceremony with his twin brother.
  • The episode featured Jo Jun-hyun's initial steps into dating, guided by his brother's assistance.

Jo Jun-hyun, the newest addition to the cast of Channel A's "Groom's Class 2," embarked on his first-ever blind date, with a little help from his twin brother, Jo Jun-ho. The show, which follows male celebrities as they prepare for marriage, welcomed Jo Jun-hyun as a new student eager to find a partner.

His blind date was set up with sports announcer So Yi-won. From their initial meeting, Jo Jun-hyun and So Yi-won appeared to hit it off, displaying good chemistry and engaging in lively conversation. The program documented their first encounter, highlighting Jo Jun-hyun's nervousness and excitement.

During the date, Jo Jun-hyun made a surprising revelation. He expressed a wish to have a joint wedding ceremony with his twin brother, Jo Jun-ho. This unexpected statement added a unique twist to his dating journey, showcasing the close bond between the brothers.

The episode focused on Jo Jun-hyun's efforts to navigate the complexities of dating, with his brother Jo Jun-ho offering support and advice. The show aims to provide viewers with insights into the process of finding love and preparing for marriage, and Jo Jun-hyun's unique aspirations added a memorable element to his storyline.

joint wedding ceremony

— Jo Jun-hyunJo Jun-hyun's surprising wish expressed during his blind date on 'Groom's Class 2'.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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