YTN anchor Eom Ji-min to marry Docent Jung Woo-chul on October 18
YTN anchor Eom Ji-min and docent Jung Woo-chul have announced their marriage scheduled for October 18. Both shared their wedding news and heartfelt messages on social media.
YTN anchor Eom Ji-min and docent Jung Woo-chul will marry on October 18. On the 12th, Eom Ji-min announced the wedding date and released wedding pictorials on her social media. She wrote, “I met someone who supports me no matter what I do. I feel like I now have a lifelong supporter. To my side, let's live well together in this harsh world.”
Eom Ji-min added that there were many people to be grateful to during the wedding preparation process, saying, “Please generously understand that I am delivering this news in such a clumsy manner due to my lack of experience. I will repay you by living well in the future.”
Jung Woo-chul also shared the news of his marriage on his social media on the same day. He stated, “I had set aside the idea of marriage due to realistic issues, but thanks to those who always supported me by my side, my work went well, and in that process, I met someone I love so much and now stand at a new starting line in life.” He continued, “Seeing that I met such a beautiful and deep-thinking partner, I think I am a very blessed person. In the second act of life that unfolds ahead, I will become a more mature person who understands art and one person more deeply,” and told Eom Ji-min, “Let's live happily well.”
According to media reports, Eom Ji-min is a former Miss Korea Gangwon CJ HelloVision and joined YTN in 2021 after working for economic broadcasting and news specialty channels. Jung Woo-chul is a docent and artist who has appeared on various programs such as the tvN variety show ‘You Quiz on the Block’. His books include ‘The Painters I Loved’, ‘Docent Jung Woo-chul's Art Theater’, ‘The Sea Loved by Painters’, and ‘The Night Loved by Painters’.
Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.
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