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K-drama actor Lee San-yeob marries longtime girlfriend in intimate ceremony

K-drama actor Lee San-yeob marries longtime girlfriend in intimate ceremony

Lee Sang-yeob and his bride

Popular Korean star Lee San-yeob, known for his roles in several hit K-Dramas, has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend. The intimate affair was held on Sunday (Mar 24) at a wedding hall in Jamsil, Seoul, and only close family and friends were in attendance to honour his non-celebrity bride's privacy.

Fans had eagerly awaited this moment since Lee Sang-yeob’s agency, UB Management, announced last year that the actor would tie the knot in March 2024.

The details about Lee Sang-yeob's bride remain private but the actor expressed his excitement and dedication, sharing, “I can’t wait to be a husband like Gyu-jin… just being with her makes the perfect sense. It’s a very natural feeling.”

The wedding was also attended by Lee Sang-yeob’s co-star Yoo Jae-suk. The two featured together in the popular reality series Sixth Sense.

Yoo Jae-suk served as the MC for the wedding.

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The event also hada beautiful congratulatory performance by the folk duo MeloMance and talented violinist Deniko.

The wedding was a hush-hush affair and fans only got a glimpse of Lee Sang-yeob and his bride in some photos that were made available online.

Lee Sang-yeob's career

The actor has been in the Korean entertainment industry for over a decade.

He has impressed the audience with his performances in films like The Flu and The Day I Died and dramas including Signal and While You Were Sleeping.

His notable roles on television shows like Sixth Sense have made him popular worldwide.

Details about his bride remain undisclosed, allowing the couple to cherish their privacy amidst the public spotlight.

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