Song Ji-ho and Kim So-ri to tie the knot; Lee Yu-jin and Cha Kyung-eun also announce same-day weddings: A wave of pink news sweeps through the entertainment industry [Comprehensive]

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Actor Song Ji-ho is set to marry singer and actress Kim So-ri.

On the 6th, Song Ji-ho's agency, Inyeon Entertainment, announced, "Song Ji-ho will tie the knot with his fiancée, a fellow entertainer, and begin a beautiful life as husband and wife."

According to the agency, Song Ji-ho's partner is singer and actress Kim So-ri. The couple, who have been dating for a long time based on mutual trust, are scheduled to marry in October.

Along with the wedding news, the released wedding photos feature the beautiful bride-to-be Kim So-ri, showcasing her distinct facial features and elegant wedding dress, alongside a happy-looking Song Ji-ho.

Song Ji-ho and Kim So-ri shared their thoughts on the marriage through their respective social media accounts.

Song Ji-ho stated, "We are now choosing to become each other's closest support and spend our lives together as husband and wife." He added, "I believe there is still a long way ahead for me both as the person Song Ji-ho and as the actor Song Ji-ho. I will never forget the love you have shown us so far, and I will strive to become a better person and a better actor while living well."

Kim So-ri said, "From now on, we will share both happy and difficult times and take good care of each other as we live our lives." She added, "We want to pass on the love we have received. We would be grateful if you could look upon this new beginning with a warm heart and bless us."

Song Ji-ho made his debut in 2013 with the film "Friend 2." Since then, he has appeared in works such as "Riding on Seon-jae," "Dr. Cha Jung-sook," and "My Beloved Thief." In particular, he played the role of Im Geum, the older brother of Im Sol (played by Kim Hye-yoon), in "Riding on Seon-jae."

Kim So-ri, who debuted as a singer in 2016, was active in the group Real Girl Project (R.G.P). She has appeared in the dating reality show "Somebody 2," the drama "Idol Master.KR - Dreaming of Dreams," and the survival reality show "Mix Nine." In March last year, she met audiences through the Korea-India co-produced Netflix film "Made in Korea (Again, in Seoul)."

On the same day, news also emerged of the marriage between actor and director Lee Yu-jin and actress Cha Kyung-eun.

That day, Lee Yu-jin's side announced through an official statement, "Lee Yu-jin will hold her wedding ceremony with Cha Kyung-eun at a location in Seoul on November 14."

The two first met through Lee Yu-jin's directorial debut, "If You Can See the Road, Cast Me!" It is reported that while preparing for filming, Lee Yu-jin fell in love with Cha Kyung-eun at first sight, and Cha Kyung-eun also felt affection toward Lee Yu-jin. The couple, who began dating last June, have since promised to marry.

Lee Yu-jin also shared on her social media, "In my 20s, I became an actress, and this year, in my 30s, I became a director, which had been a long-held dream." She continued, "My final dream is to meet someone with whom I want to live a life of lifelong devotion. In mid-November, I will marry the person I love."

Additionally, Lee Yu-jin described Cha Kyung-eun as "the person I most want to talk to first at the end of a busy day. Even when I could not believe in myself, she made the impossible possible many times over with just a single word." She added, "She is a grateful person who taught me that creating miracles can be achieved surprisingly easily with just one warm word."

Lee Yu-jin debuted in 2013 with the MBC drama "Fire Goddess: Jeong Yi" and has since appeared in dramas such as "Age of Youth 2," "My Secret Terrius," "Melody of Body," "Do You Like Brahms?," and "The Brave Yong-soo Family," as well as films including "Two Men," "Dad Is a Daughter," and "Now I Am Coming to See You." Recently, she has expanded her scope of activity as a director, taking on new challenges.

Cha Kyung-eun debuted in 2021 with the short film "Peach" and has appeared in web dramas such as "Pick Go PICKGO" and U+ Mobile TV's "Future of the Future." She also served as a regular crew member on Coupang Play's "SNL Korea Reboot Season 7."

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