Singer-Painter Solbi and Actor Lee Kyu-han to Tie the Knot Next April

Singer and painter Solbi (birth name Kwon Ji-an, 42) and actor Lee Kyu-han (46) are getting married next April.

Solbi's agency, Jian Castle, announced today (October 15) that "the two recently gathered with their families to share their intent to marry, and they plan to hold their wedding ceremony sometime in April next year."

The wedding is scheduled to be held privately, attended only by family members, relatives, and close acquaintances.

It is reported that Solbi and Lee Kyu-han developed into a romantic relationship after appearing together on the KBS 2TV romance reality program "Old-fashioned Romance Pursuit" last year.

During their appearance on "Old-fashioned Romance Pursuit," Lee Kyu-han mentioned their past connection by saying, "I used to do variety shows with Solbi a long time ago," to which Solbi expressed her affection, responding, "You were cool back then, but you've become much sharper now."

Jian Castle requested, "We would appreciate it if you could send warm congratulations and support to the two as they stand before a new beginning in life."

They added, "Solbi and Lee Kyu-han will show you how they continue to grow together as precious partners, supporters who bolster each other's journeys, and pillars of strength."

Solbi debuted in 2006 as a member of the mixed-gender group Typhoon, receiving much love for emotional dance tracks such as "So...", "Only You...", and "I'll Wait...", while also remaining active on television variety shows.

She debuted as a solo artist in 2007 with "Why Did I Love?", and has also been actively working as a painter, holding her first solo exhibition in 2012.

In 2014, she published an essay book, and last year, she transformed into a drama writer by penning the script for the short-form work "My Ex-Boyfriend is a Top Star."

Lee Kyu-han debuted in 1996 through the KBS 2TV youth drama "Start" and has since starred in various dramas including "My Lovely Sam Soon", "Que Sera Sera", "The Rich Son", and "The Judge from Hell".

In February of last year, he also appeared in the concluded KBS 2TV drama "My Dearest Thief".

(Photo provided by MAP Crew, Yonhap News)
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