'Entry Ban' Yoo Seung-jun Publicly Reveals Wife's Face Without Permission.. "It was hard, right? Thank you" Confession [Star Issue]

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Singer Yoo Seung-jun has publicly revealed his wife's face.

On the 25th, Yoo Seung-jun posted a two-shot photo with his wife on his Instagram to mark their 22nd wedding anniversary.

Yoo Seung-jun shared photos taken closely with his wife in the past and a romantic wedding pictorial featuring a kiss. He added, "I've posted photos without permission again~ I'm sorry," asking for his wife's understanding.

He also conveyed a romantic message to his wife. Yoo Seung-jun wrote, "We've been married for 22 years. We have experienced beautiful days and difficult days together, and we have overcome unexpected storms. You carried many burdens that no one else could see, and I have always admired your strength."

He continued, "Because you have always believed in me, I am here today. Even when I lost my way, you understood my true intentions. Even when it seemed the world was turning its back on me, you stayed by my side. Thank you for living with someone who is not easy. It must have been very hard, right?"

Yoo Seung-jun also said, "As we walked this path, we suddenly became a family of six. When I look at our four beautiful children and the life you dedicate every day with all your heart, I am more grateful than words can express." He added, "For all the days to come, I want to be someone you can lean on, someone who makes you smile when you are tired, and someone who still looks at you as on that first day."

He then said, "You are Na Ui (여왕), and you will always be so. Happy 22nd wedding anniversary. I love you very much, always."

Meanwhile, Yoo Seung-jun married a non-celebrity in 2004 and has four children.

Yoo Seung-jun obtained U.S. citizenship in 2002, lost his Korean nationality, and faced controversy over military service issues, after which he was subject to entry restrictions.

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