Kim Woo-bin promotes wife Shin Min-a's new movie during chance encounter

South Korean stars Kim Woo-bin and Shin Min-a, who tied the knot in December after a decade-long relationship, are known for their private lives and rarely display public affection. Despite their low-key approach, their bond remains evident, particularly through Kim Woo-bin's unwavering support for his wife's career.

Recently, Kim Woo-bin had a chance encounter with popular influencer couple "eolmi." During their meeting, Kim Woo-bin not only posed for photos but also took the opportunity to promote Shin Min-a's latest film, "Puppy." He reportedly told the influencers to "be careful on the way home and remember to go see 'Puppy'!" This sweet gesture quickly garnered attention online, with netizens praising the couple's enduring affection.

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Be careful on the way home and remember to go see 'Puppy'!

This isn't the first time Kim Woo-bin has publicly supported Shin Min-a's work. When "Puppy" premiered in South Korea in June, he made a special appearance at the cinema to show his support, despite his busy filming schedule. Shin Min-a expressed her gratitude, stating, "Thank you, Kim Woo-bin, for coming despite being so busy. I'm very grateful and he's very reliable." She added that she had asked him to come, and he made time to attend before rushing back to his own filming commitments.

Their relationship, which began in 2015, has been a source of admiration for many. Shin Min-a stood by Kim Woo-bin's side during his battle with cancer, demonstrating their deep commitment. Their continued support for each other, both personally and professionally, showcases a relationship built on love, trust, and mutual respect, making them one of South Korea's most beloved celebrity couples.

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Thank you, Kim Woo-bin, for coming despite being so busy. I'm very grateful and he's very reliable. He's busy filming, and I haven't seen him in the cinema for a long time. Because I told him 'you must come see it,' he specially came to watch the movie during filming, and then had to rush back.