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Actors Jung Kyung-ho and Choi Soo-young, a member of the group Girls' Generation, who were considered a long-lasting couple, have broken up. The two, who had been in a public relationship for a long time with marriage rumors consistently raised, have ultimately decided to walk their separate paths.
On the 9th, Choi Soo-young's agency, Saram Entertainment, told StarNews, "It is true that the two have broken up. They have decided to remain good colleagues."
Jung Kyung-ho's agency, Management O-reum, also acknowledged the breakup, stating regarding the timing and reasons, "It is a private matter, so it is difficult to provide detailed information. However, their busy schedules may have had an impact."
Previously, rumors of a breakup spread online after claims circulated that Jung Kyung-ho and Choi Soo-young had 'unfollowed' each other on their respective SNS accounts. Following confirmation of the breakup, these speculations were proven true.
Jung Kyung-ho and Choi Soo-young began dating in 2012 and have been in a public relationship since 2014. The two have naturally mentioned each other in broadcasts and interviews, consistently showing their enduring affection.
In particular, last May, Jung Kyung-ho appeared on the YouTube channel 'Jjanhan-hyeong Shin Dong-yeop' and said, "I thought I might not have become a good actor if it weren't for this woman," expressing deep trust and gratitude toward Choi Soo-young.
As such, the two, who received much support as a long-lasting couple, chose a breakup instead of marriage. They put an end to their 14-year relationship as lovers and will remain as colleagues.
Meanwhile, the two are set to continue their active acting careers in their respective fields. Following his performance in the tvN drama 'Pro Bono,' which concluded earlier this year, Jung Kyung-ho has decided on the new ENA drama 'Hokhaneun Romance,' airing in the first half of next year, as his next project and is currently filming.
Choi Soo-young is set to appear on the stage of the play 'The Merchant of Venice' at the National Theater's Haoreum Theater from July 8 to August 9, and the film 'Okay Madam 2' is also approaching its release.
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