'Nation's Little Sister' Moon Geun-young Marries Musical Actor Bae Jeong-pyo
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Actress Moon Geun-young, known as the 'Nation's Little Sister,' has married musical actor Bae Jeong-pyo.
- The couple had a long-term relationship and held a private wedding ceremony with only family.
- Moon Geun-young debuted in 1999 and gained fame through films like 'A Tale of Two Sisters' and 'My Little Bride.'
South Korean actress Moon Geun-young, widely known as the 'Nation's Little Sister,' has tied the knot with musical actor Bae Jeong-pyo. Moon's agency, Kree Company, confirmed the marriage on Friday, stating that the couple recently exchanged vows. The two had been in a long-term relationship, and their wedding ceremony was a simple gathering attended only by close family members.
Moon Geun-young, 39, shared a handwritten letter on her social media, expressing her joy at finding a partner with whom she wishes to share her life's journey. "I met someone with whom I want to walk the path I've always walked alone, share the times I've worried about alone, and make each other smile even over trivial matters," she wrote, requesting congratulations and encouragement from her fans. The specific date of the wedding was not disclosed.
Moon Geun-young began her acting career in 1999 with the film 'Grape Tree.' She rose to stardom with roles in popular films such as 'A Tale of Two Sisters' and 'My Little Bride,' as well as the drama 'Cinderella,' earning her the affectionate moniker. Her husband, Bae Jeong-pyo, 46, debuted in 2007 and has appeared in numerous stage productions, including musicals like 'Aida,' 'Laundry,' and 'Liar,' as well as plays. The couple also collaborated creatively, having worked together in the performance troupe 'Bachi,' which Moon Geun-young directed.
I met someone with whom I want to walk the path I've always walked alone, share the times I've worried about alone, and make each other smile even over trivial matters.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.