Who is Cha Jung-won, the fiancée of Ha Jung-woo? An 11-year age gap and a fashion icon for the 2030 generation [Star Issue]

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As actor Ha Jung-woo (47) is set to marry Cha Jung-won (36, real name Cha Mi-young) on December 13, attention is turning to the bride-to-be.

On the 14th, a source at Ha Jung-woo's agency, Workhouse, told StarNews, "Actor Ha Jung-woo will marry on December 13. The wedding of the two is scheduled to be held privately." A source at Cha Jung-won's agency, Saram Entertainment, also explained to StarNews, "Cha Jung-won will marry actor Ha Jung-woo on December 13."

The couple is reported to have been in a relationship for about six years, and they are set to bear the fruit of marriage after their long romance.

Earlier this year, rumors surfaced that Ha Jung-woo would marry in July, but this proved to be untrue. Subsequently, it was revealed that Ha Jung-woo was dating and that his partner was actor Cha Jung-won. According to a source, the two have been steadily preparing for their marriage since then and will become husband and wife in December, before the end of this year.

The bride-to-be, Cha Jung-won, is an actor 11 years younger than Ha Jung-woo. She debuted in the 2012 film "Scary Stories" and has appeared in dramas such as "Lawless Lawyer," "Special Labor Inspector Jang Poong," "My Absolute Boyfriend," and "Unordinary! Chef Moon."

Cha Jung-won, known for her outstanding fashion sense, also appeared on the fashion variety shows "Follow Me" and "Kill It: Style Creator Daejeonjang."

In particular, Cha Jung-won has risen to become a fashion icon among women in their 20s and 30s through everyday fashion posts on social media.

Congratulations are pouring in over the news of the couple's marriage.

Meanwhile, Ha Jung-woo debuted in 2002 and has appeared in numerous works, including the films "The Chaser," "The Yellow Sea," "Berlin," "Assassination," "Tunnel," and "Along with the Gods." He is also showing his steps as a director through the films "Roller Coaster," "Mr. Hwang Sa-gwan," and "The People in the House Above." In the first half of this year, he met viewers with the tvN drama "How to Become a Building Owner" and is scheduled to meet audiences with the film "Inside Men: The Birth of Villains."

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