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Byun Yo-han ♥ Tiffany, Solid Faith "How Did 'Tazza 4' Bed Scene Reaction Go? No Problem At All" [Interview ①]

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Byun Yo-han / Photo=CJ ENM
Byun Yo-han / Photo=CJ ENM

Actor Byun Yo-han, who has become the husband of Girls' Generation member Tiffany, openly shared his wife's reaction to the bed scene in the film 'Tazza 4' and their mutual trust in each other.

On the 14th, we met with actor Byun Yo-han at a café on Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, to discuss the movie 'Tazza: The Last Card' (directed by Choi Kuk-hee, hereafter referred to as 'Tazza 4').

'Tazza 4' is a crime film in which Jang Tae-young (played by Byun Yo-han), who thought he had everything through an online casino business, and his best friend Park Tae-young (played by Noh Jae-won) of the same name, who took everything away from him, meet again on the global gambling stage to settle their score.

In this first interview with reporters since marrying Tiffany, Byun Yo-han shared about his happy newlywed life and the new changes he has experienced as an actor.

Regarding what has changed since his marriage to Tiffany, Byun Yo-han said, "I am not yet used to it, but I am very happy right now." He added, "Since I consider this chapter 2 of my life, I have a new resolve and am creating my own path."

He continued, "I don't know exactly which direction things will go in the future, but I want to keep work and life well separated as I move forward. As an actor, I also want to deepen my craft."

However, he drew a line when it came to having new titles attached to him due to his marriage. He said with a smile, "I think being Tiffany's husband is appropriate enough. I don't want to hold powerful titles like 'Tiffany's brother-in-law from Girls' Generation.'" He then emphasized, "I just want to strive as actor Byun Yo-han."

In 'Tazza 4', he also shares a bolder dynamic with actress Miyoji Ayaka. Between the characters played by Jang Tae-young and Miyoji Ayaka in the film, there is an ambiguous tension that makes it difficult to easily determine whether it is love or mutual interest.

Actor Byun Yo-han answered questions at a press screening and media conference for the movie 'Tazza: The Last Card' held at Seoul CGV Yongsan i-Park Mall on the afternoon of the 9th. /2026.09.09 /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@
Actor Byun Yo-han answered questions at a press screening and media conference for the movie 'Tazza: The Last Card' held at Seoul CGV Yongsan i-Park Mall on the afternoon of the 9th. /2026.09.09 /Photo=Lee Dong-hoon photoguy@

Regarding their chemistry, including the bed scene, Byun Yo-han said, "During filming, I prioritized constantly checking actress Miyoji Ayaka's condition."

He further explained, "There was a narrative that required making it unclear whether the two characters were emotionally on each other's side, so we had many discussions about acting. While they may appear mysterious and dangerous, there was also a need for the charisma felt when bringing this character to one's side."

His wife Tiffany also fully understood the bed scene and romantic scenes in the film. Regarding Tiffany's reaction, Byun Yo-han said, "She has been working for a long time, so I think she first sees how difficult it is for an actor to prepare for a single work."

He added, "I have watched her closely as I prepared for this work, and since she is someone who can look at such aspects very objectively, there was no problem at all."

Byun Yo-han cited 'trust' as Tiffany's greatest strength. He said, "She has too many strengths," adding, "Most importantly, the fact that she trusts me is significant. The extent to which 'this person can trust me' is something I actually feel deeply." He expressed his affection.

He continued, "I also trust Tiffany to the same extent. I think it's most wonderful when two people can trust each other like that."

Regarding changes since his marriage, he said, "It's comfortable to move forward with someone who believes in me in this difficult world. Even coming home feels comfortable now." He explained, "In the past, if I was too immersed in my work, now it seems I have developed the ability to step back and view myself from a third-party perspective."

He shared, "We went on our honeymoon late. We left after finishing two works, 'No Hands Day' and 'Excommunication.' The hardest thing is protecting the person you love. Since I got married and took on something difficult, it seems I have gained confidence in trusting myself when working on projects."

Meanwhile, Byun Yo-han and Tiffany publicly revealed last December that they were dating with marriage in mind. They later completed their marriage registration in February, becoming legally husband and wife.

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