More Marriage News From The Korean Industry: Bae Nara And Han Jae A To Wed

Actor Bae Nara and musical actress Han Jae A will tie the knot on November 14.

On November 3, Bae Nara’s agency YY Entertainment told SPOTV News, “It is true that Bae Nara and Han Jae A will hold their wedding on the 14th at the Oksu-dong Church in Seongdong District, Seoul.” The wedding will be private, attended only by family from both sides and close acquaintances.

News that the two were dating was first reported by SPOTV News in January. They met in 2019 while appearing in the musical “Grease,” and later appeared together in “Housewarming Concert” and “Lapanich’s Garden.” In July, it was reported that the two were preparing for marriage. They are now marrying about 10 months after their relationship became public.

On the same day, Bae Nara and Han Jae A each shared their thoughts on the wedding on social media. Bae Nara wrote, “I have found someone precious I want to walk through life with. We promised to share our brightest smiles first when we are happy, to be each other’s silent support when we are tired and struggling, and to draw out the rest of our lives together.”

Han Jae A wrote, “I met someone who will be a reliable ally for me not only in happy moments but also on hard days, and we promised to cherish and rely on each other as we spend the future together. I would be more than grateful if you would watch over my future as I stand at the start of a new chapter with a warm heart and bless us.”

Bae Nara debuted in 2013 with the musical “Promise” and has been loved as a star of the musical world through “Grease,” “Vanishing,” “Thrill Me,” “Wild Grey,” and “Hymn of Death.” He later appeared in “D.P. Season 2,” “Weak Hero Class 2,” “Your Taste,” “Space Marry Me,” and “The Wonderfools.” Recently, he drew attention by sharing his daily life on MBC’s I Live Alone.

Han Jae A showed her talent from a young age, winning the grand prize at the 2003 MBC Children’s Song Festival with “Crescent Moon” and the solo grand prize at the 18th Chorok Children’s Song Festival with “Cloud” in the same year. She made her full-fledged debut in 2017 with the musical “Hamlet: Alive” and has appeared in “Maybe Happy Ending,” “West Side Story,” “Winterreise,” and “Kinky Boots.”

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