Byun Yo-han: "Being Tiffany's husband is enough... I don't want the title of 'Girls' Generation's brother-in-law'" [★FOCUS]

*This content was translated by AI.

• 'Tazza: The High Rollers – Song of Beelzebub' Interview with Byun Yo-han

Actor Byun Yo-han expressed deep trust and affection toward his wife, singer and actress Tiffany. In their first meeting with reporters since getting married, he emphasized that what mattered most was not the changes in their newlywed life, but rather a relationship built on mutual understanding and belief in each other's work.

Byun Yo-han and Tiffany publicly announced last December that they were dating with marriage in mind, and after completing their marriage registration in February, they became legally married. Ahead of the release of the film 'Tazza: The High Rollers – Song of Beelzebub' (hereinafter 'Tazza 4'), Byun Yo-han met with reporters.

Regarding his married life, Byun Yo-han said, "It's not yet familiar to me, but I am very happy right now."

He added, "I consider this chapter two of my life. I have new resolve and am creating my own path. While I don't know which direction things will take in the future, I want to keep work and life separate while continuing to grow deeper as an actor."

However, when it came to acquiring new titles due to his marriage, he smiled and drew a line. Byun Yo-han said, "I think being Tiffany's husband is appropriate enough. I don't want to hold power-laden titles like 'Girls' Generation's brother-in-law.'"

He further emphasized, "I just want to fight as actor Byun Yo-han." This meant that even after marriage, he wanted to showcase himself through his works and acting rather than flashy titles.

His wife Tiffany, who has been active in the entertainment industry for a long time, understands him as an actor better than anyone else. This was also true regarding his bold scenes in 'Tazza 4', including intimate scenes with Miyoji Ayaka.

When asked about Tiffany's reaction, Byun Yo-han said, "She has been working for a very long time, so I think she first sees how difficult it is for an actor to prepare for a single work."

He continued, "I have watched her closely as she prepared for the work, and she can look at those aspects very objectively. So there was no problem at all."

The biggest strength of Tiffany that he pointed out was undoubtedly 'trust'. Byun Yo-han said, "She has too many strengths," but added, "Above all, what matters most is that she trusts me. I can actually feel how far she can trust me." He expressed his affection.

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

After getting married, he said there was a change in his attitude toward works. He stated, "It is comfortable to move forward with someone who believes in this difficult world. Even when returning home, it feels comfortable. In the past, I was too immersed in my work, but now I think I have developed an eye that allows me to view myself from a third-party perspective."

His late honeymoon also held great meaning for him. Byun Yo-han said, "After finishing two works, 'The Day Without Hands' and 'Excommunication', we went on our honeymoon. I believe the hardest thing is protecting the person you love. Since I got married and accomplished that difficult task, I think I have gained confidence in trusting myself when working on projects."

Released on the 23rd, '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.

Byun Yo-han emphasized his sincerity toward the work. He said, "We are promoting diligently, but I don't want to ask anyone to know anything specific. My only wish is that audiences fully watch and feel the movie. If you look at the actors' eyes and movements, there isn't a single second where they didn't think hard. Everyone worked intensely to bring life to their characters in front of the camera. I hope people will watch the entire film in theaters, and my only wish is that many people see the movie."

Byun Yo-han said, "There are certainly good parts in my acting, but right now, I think I am at a stage where I am looking for shortcomings. How to grow further has always been my homework. Now that I have passed forty and want to enter another chapter, I believe it is important not only to rely on my own judgment but also to consider how others view and evaluate me."

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.