Singer Young Tak learns he has no marriage luck, destined to marry work
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- Singer Young Tak expressed disappointment after a fortune teller told him he has no luck in marriage and is destined to marry his work.
- During a TV appearance on KBS 2TV's 'Convenience Store Restaurant,' a fortune teller named Maehwado-ryeong analyzed Young Tak's fate.
- The fortune teller stated that Young Tak's romantic luck is weak, and his destiny is solely tied to his career, with fans being his ultimate 'spouse.'
South Korean singer Young Tak was left disheartened after a fortune teller declared he has virtually no luck in marriage, suggesting his destiny is intertwined with his career. The revelation came during an appearance on the KBS 2TV show 'Convenience Store Restaurant.'
While watching another guest, Ji Seung-hyun, have his fortune told by a practitioner known as Maehwado-ryeong, Young Tak decided to inquire about his own fate. He provided his birth date, prompting the fortune teller to focus on his marital prospects.
Your marriage luck is really weak. You have very weak romantic luck, and you are literally married to your work.
Maehwado-ryeong directly addressed Young Tak's marriage luck, stating, "Your marriage luck is really weak. You have very weak romantic luck, and you are literally married to your work." The fortune teller further elaborated, "Your fans are your woman. Ultimately, your destiny is only about work."
Your fans are your woman. Ultimately, your destiny is only about work.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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