Actors Byun Yo-han and Tiffany Young have shared the news of their marriage registration, officially becoming a married couple. Notably, Byun Yo-han mentioned Tiffany Young’s name first in the official announcement.
On the 27th, Byun Yo-han’s agency, TEAMHOPE, stated, “Actors Tiffany Young and Byun Yo-han completed their marriage registration on the 27th, based on deep trust and love for each other.”
Although the official statement came from Byun Yo-han’s agency, Tiffany Young’s name appeared first, drawing attention. The agency explained it as “a small gesture of respect for the bride.”
Byun Yo-han and Tiffany Young starred as a couple in the Disney+ original “Uncle Samsik,” released in May 2024, later developing into a real-life couple. They admitted to dating with marriage in mind on December 13 last year.
Shortly after acknowledging their relationship, both shared handwritten letters on their respective social media.
Byun Yo-han expressed, “I have met someone who makes me want to be a better person when I’m with them and whose smiling face warms my tired heart.”
Tiffany Young also revealed her affection for Byun Yo-han, saying, “I am in a serious relationship with someone with marriage in mind. Someone who gives me stability and helps me see the world with positivity and hope.”
They shared their official stance on the day of the marriage registration, in line with their desire to inform their fans first.
Having registered their marriage just two months after acknowledging their relationship, the couple is considering a simple family and worship-style wedding.
Born in 1986, Byun Yo-han debuted in the 2011 short film “Saturday Work” and gained fame as Han Suk-yul in the tvN drama “Misaeng.” He has since appeared in dramas “Six Flying Dragons” and “Mr. Sunshine,” and films like “The Book of Fish,” “Hansan: Rising Dragon,” and the Netflix movie “Pavane.” He is anticipating the release of his new film “Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub (Tazza 4).”
Born in 1989, Tiffany Young debuted as a member of Girls’ Generation in 2007 and has expanded her career into acting in dramas and musicals. She is the first member of Girls’ Generation to get married.
