Cha Jung-won, Did She Celebrate Her Birthday with Fiancé '♥Ha Jung-woo'... A Glimpse of a Happy Moment

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Actress Cha Jung-won (36, real name Cha Mi-young), who is set to marry actor Ha Jung-woo (47), showcased the beauty of a stunning bride-to-be.

On the 18th, Cha Jung-won posted photos commemorating her birthday and celebrating the wishes she received. In the revealed images, Cha Jung-won was seen enjoying a happy birthday with friends. In particular, many floral gifts poured in for Cha Jung-won, who recently announced her marriage. It appears that Cha Jung-won enjoyed what may be her last birthday as an unmarried woman. Attention is also drawn to how Ha Jung-woo, her fiancé, took care of her birthday while preparing for the wedding.

Previously, on the 14th, a representative from Ha Jung-woo's agency, Workhouse, told StarNews, "Actor Ha Jung-woo will get married on December 13. The couple's wedding is scheduled to be held privately." A representative from Cha Jung-won's agency, Saram Entertainment, also explained to StarNews, "Cha Jung-won will marry actor Ha Jung-woo on December 13." The two are 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. Congratulations poured in upon news of the couple's wedding.

Cha Jung-won is an actress 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," "Mr. Perfect," and "Extraordinary! Chef Moon." Cha Jung-won also showcased her outstanding fashion sense by appearing on fashion variety shows such as "Follow Me" and "Kill It: Style Creator Daejeonjang."

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 has also shown his steps as a director through the films "Roller Coaster," "Mr. Hwang Sa-gwan," and "The People Upstairs." 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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