K-pop star Taecyeon from 2PM to wed in April
The Straits Times
K-pop idol Taecyeon from 2PM is preparing to marry his non-showbiz girlfriend in a private ceremony in Seoul, South Korea. Read more at straitstimes.com.
South Korean actor-singer Ok Taecyeon is set to be a married man soon, as he is preparing to tie the knot with his non-celebrity girlfriend in April.
South Korean media outlet SpoTV News reported that the member of K-pop boy band 2PM - better known as Taecyeon - will marry his partner on April 24 at a private ceremony in Seoul, attended by family, relatives and close friends. This prompted his label, 51K, to issue an immediate statement clarifying the couple’s stance.
“Out of consideration for the bride-to-be, who is a non-celebrity, all details regarding the wedding, including the schedule, will be kept private,” it said.
“We kindly ask for your understanding that specific information related to the wedding cannot be disclosed. Please send your blessings and warm support as actor Ok Taecyeon begins this new chapter of his life.”
The 37-year-old confirmed his upcoming marriage to his longtime girlfriend in November 2025. Back then, his label also requested “generous understanding” out of respect for the couple’s privacy.
“Even after his marriage, (he) plans to greet you with good projects and a wide variety of activities. We ask that you continue to give (him) your unsparing love and support,” 51K said in statement.
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