Gwiazda „Empress Ki” Baek Jin-hee wyjdzie za mąż za narzeczonego mieszkającego w Kanadzie w styczniu
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- •Baek Jin-hee 23 stycznia przyszłego roku poślubi niebędącego osobą publiczną pracownika biurowego mieszkającego w Kanadzie, co potwierdziła jej agencja Management AM9.
- •Para utrzymuje związek na odległość, a Baek planuje nadal podróżować między Seulem a Kanadą po ślubie.
- •Baek zadebiutowała w filmie „Missing Person” z 2009 roku i zdobyła popularność dzięki sitcomowi MBC „High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged” z 2011 roku.
- •Jej rola Tanashiri w dramacie MBC „Empress Ki” z lat 2013-14 pozostaje jedną z jej najbardziej znanych kreacji wśród międzynarodowych widzów K-dram.
- •W tym roku Baek wróciła do telewizji w „The Judge Returns” po trzyletniej przerwie.
Actress Baek Jin-hee, known for her roles in hit Korean dramas including "Empress Ki," is set to marry a noncelebrity office worker based in Canada.
Her agency, Management AM9, confirmed the news to Xportsnews on Monday.
"It is true that Baek Jin-hee will get married on Jan. 23 next year," the agency said.
According to a report by Mydaily earlier in the day, Baek's fiance is an office worker living in Canada. The couple has maintained a long-distance relationship, and Baek is expected to continue traveling between Seoul and Canada after their marriage.
Born in 1990, Baek made her acting debut in the 2009 film "Missing Person." She gained wider recognition after appearing in the popular 2011 MBC sitcom "High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged."
She later established herself as a leading actress through a string of TV dramas, including "Jeon Woo-chi," "Pots of Gold," "Empress Ki," "My Daughter, Geum Sa-wol," "Missing 9," "Jugglers," "Let's Eat 3," "Feel Good to Die" and "The Real Has Come!"
"Empress Ki," in which Baek played the antagonistic Tanashiri, became one of her best-known roles among international K-drama viewers. The 2013-14 historical drama, which aired on MBC, remains one of the most widely exported Korean period series and helped introduce a generation of overseas viewers to Baek's work.
Earlier this year, Baek returned to television in "The Judge Returns" after a three-year hiatus, making the upcoming marriage the latest milestone in her resumed career. Her wedding follows a broader pattern of Korean actresses in their 30s publicly announcing marriage to partners outside the entertainment industry, a trend that agencies have typically confirmed through brief statements such as Monday's.
This article from Xportsnews was adapted by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.
