A private wedding that Song Hye-kyo and Song Joong-ki could not prevent... Ok Taec-yeon was also caught in a sneak photo [★FOCUS]

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They hid it tightly, yet it was leaked again without permission.

Photos from the private wedding of actor and 2PM member Ok Taec-yeon were released by Chinese media.

On the 24th, Ok Taec-yeon held a private wedding march with his non-celebrity girlfriend at the Shilla Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul. The wedding song was performed by 2PM, and Hwang Chan-seong served as the master of ceremonies. Additionally, out of consideration for his non-celebrity bride and her family, Ok Taec-yeon conducted the wedding details in private without prior public disclosure.

However, photos clearly showing the faces of Ok Taec-yeon and his bride, without any mosaics, were exposed through various online communities. It turned out that a guest staying at the Shilla Hotel at the time, identified as A, had photographed the wedding and uploaded it to their personal SNS. A stated, "A handsome couple is getting married outside the hotel room window," and added, "2PM members sang the wedding song. It brought back memories of the golden age of second-generation Korean idols. Congratulations."

Previously, Ok Taec-yeon had felt embarrassed when a photo of him proposing to his then-fiancée in Paris, France, was unintentionally made public last year.

This is not the first time photos from a Shilla Hotel wedding have been taken surreptitiously. During the 2017 wedding of Song Hye-kyo and Song Joong-ki, Chinese media personnel were caught filming the interior of the venue from nearby, and they even launched drones without permission, sparking controversy by broadcasting the couple's wedding live.

The couple Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin also held a private wedding at the Walkerhill Hotel in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, in 2022, but various foreign media outlets and fan photographers attempted to take sneak photos using high-end cameras and drones, causing public outrage.

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