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Singer Noh Sa-yeon expresses deep affection for husband Lee Mu-song after 32 years of marriage
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Singer Noh Sa-yeon expresses deep affection for husband Lee Mu-song after 32 years of marriage

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Singer and broadcaster Noh Sa-yeon expressed her deep love for her husband, Lee Mu-song, in a YouTube video.
  • She shared her feelings about their 32-year marriage, stating her affection has not faded.
  • The video featured Noh Sa-yeon and YouTuber Jacquelyn responding to subscriber stories.

Singer and broadcaster Noh Sa-yeon openly shared her enduring affection for her husband, Lee Mu-song, after 32 years of marriage. In a recent YouTube video titled 'Aunt Jacquelyn and the Story of Hearing Such a Terrible Worry | Illegally Tutoring EP.01' on the channel 'Noh Sa-yeon at 35,' she discussed her feelings about their long-standing relationship.

Noh Sa-yeon described her feelings for Lee Mu-song as a persistent infatuation, stating, "My rose-tinted glasses haven't come off." This sentiment highlights a deep and unwavering love that has sustained their marriage for over three decades. The video captured a moment of genuine connection as she reflected on their journey together.

The segment also involved YouTuber Jacquelyn, who joined Noh Sa-yeon in interacting with their audience. Together, they read and responded to stories submitted by their subscribers, creating an engaging and interactive experience for viewers. This format allowed for a personal touch, sharing advice and commentary on various life situations presented by the audience.

My rose-tinted glasses haven't come off.

— Noh Sa-yeonDescribing her feelings for her husband after 32 years of marriage.
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