Tiffany, a South Korean American singer and member of K-pop group Girls’ Generation, has completed the legal registration of her marriage to actor Byun Yo Han.
South Korean-American singer Tiffany (R) and her husband, actor Byun Yo Han. Photo from Tiffany’s Instagram |
According to The Korea TimesByun’s agency Team Hope announced Friday that the couple registered their marriage based on “deep trust and love for each other.”
Plans for a formal ceremony are still under discussion.
“They are at the stage of carefully considering a simple wedding ceremony in the form of a church service where they share their gratitude with family members,” the agency stated. “As they start a new journey of life, they plan to remember the support and love sent to them until now and repay by showing a more mature side of themselves.”
The couple confirmed their relationship in December last year, according to The Chosun Daily. Local media reported that they grew close while working together on the Disney+ original series “Uncle Samsik,” which premiered in May 2024.
Born Stephanie Young Hwang, 37-year-old Tiffany rose to global fame after debuting with Girls’ Generation in 2007, according to Yonhap News Agency. She later expanded into acting in 2011.
Byun, 40, made his acting debut in 2011 with the short film “Saturday Work.” After earning recognition in the independent film scene, he gained mainstream popularity with the 2014 hit drama “Misaeng.”
He has since starred in acclaimed television series including “Six Flying Dragons” and “Mr. Sunshine,” as well as films such as “Socialphobia,” “A Taxi Driver,” “Hansan: Rising Dragon” and “She Died.”
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