“The Glory” Actor [55] Revealed To Have Married A Woman 18 Years Younger Than Him

Actor Ryu Sung Hyun (55), known for his villainous roles in hits like “New World” and “The Glory,” tied the knot at the age of 55.

According to reports from Spotv News on December 27, Ryu married 37-year-old Jo Yebin at a wedding hall in Seoul on December 21. The actor had previously shared his sweet love story with his 18-years-younger bride on the December 19 episode of MBN’s Special World. Just two days later, the couple celebrated their love with a wedding ceremony, marking the beginning of their journey as husband and wife.

The wedding reportedly unfolded in a celebratory atmosphere. Ryu made a grand entrance to Shin Hae Chul’s “To You,” raising his arms in joy over his long-awaited marriage. Meanwhile, bride Jo Yebin walked down the aisle to the declaration, “Her Majesty is arriving!” drawing laughter and applause from the guests.

Ryu and Jo met through a soccer club and began dating, though their relationship faced challenges due to family opposition and their significant age difference. After overcoming these obstacles, they reunited and ultimately tied the knot, a love story that moved audiences when shared on Special World.

Ryu Sung Hyun is widely recognized for his memorable roles as a villain. He left a lasting impression on global viewers as Lee Seok Jae, an abusive husband to Kang Hyeon Nam (played by Yeom Hye Ran) in The Glory. His powerful performances in works like “New World” and The Khitan War have solidified his reputation as a beloved actor specializing in intense antagonist roles.

Congratulations to the couple!

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