"Happy Kiss" actress Ji An to marry baseball player Uhm Jung-wook [Star Issue]

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Actress Ji An held a wedding ceremony with baseball player Uhm Jung-wook.

On the 7th, Ji An and Uhm Jung-wook rang the wedding bells at a location in Seoul, becoming husband and wife.

Ji An announced her marriage by posting wedding photos on her personal account. The wedding photos were filled with the happy moments of the beautiful couple. The two took a joyful walk down the aisle and sealed their vows with a kiss.

In addition, Uhm Jung-wook, the groom, drew attention by personally singing the wedding song at the ceremony that day.

Earlier, when sharing news of her marriage, Ji An said, "I am a free spirit who had never considered marriage, but I am getting married to player Uhm Jung-wook, who threw the fastest pitches in our country during his active career." She added, "True to being the person who threw the fastest pitches, he captured my heart very quickly. After a short but deep romance, I became convinced that 'I want to spend my life with this person.'"

Regarding Ji An, Uhm Jung-wook said, "I am a blunt person who does not smile often, but she is someone who made me playful and brought out my laughter, showing me that I could change so much." He added, "If you could offer words of encouragement to my fiancée, who believed in and followed me even though I had nothing, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. There will be no bad news from now on, so please send many congratulations."

Born in 1983, Ji An is 44 years old by Korean age reckoning and first gained public recognition through the 2003 National Chunhyang Beauty Pageant. She has appeared in the television dramas "New Heart," "2009 Foreign Investor Team," and "SECRET Mother," as well as the films "48 Meters," "Trap," and "The Road." In particular, in 2022, she starred alongside Yoon Woo-jin in the film "Serve the People," delivering a bold adult-oriented performance.

Uhm Jung-wook was born in 1981 and began his professional career by joining the Ssangbangwool Raiders as a pitcher in 2000. He later transferred to the SK Wyverns, becoming known as the player who threw the fastest pitches in the history of Korean professional baseball.

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