Park Jung-soo, in a common-law marriage for 25 years, reveals wedding pictorial with Director Jung Eul-young... Bold dresses catch the eye
Actress Park Jung-soo and Director Jung Eul-young, who have maintained a common-law relationship for 25 years…
As actress Park Jung-soo and Director Jung Eul-young continue their journey for 25 years while maintaining a common-law relationship without registering their marriage, a wedding pictorial capturing the two has recently been released, drawing significant attention. The wedding magazine ‘Wedding H’ presented the pictorial featuring the two through its official channel, delivering the message, “The depth of love completed by the seasons passed together and the countless moments accumulated.”
In the released pictorial, Park Jung-soo exuded an elegant atmosphere wearing a tube top dress with prominent flower motifs. In another photo, she caught the eye by showcasing a bold styling, matching a leather jacket over a wedding dress and a black tuxedo. The two exchanged affectionate glances like a couple facing an actual wedding ceremony, revealing the trust and affection they have built over many years without reservation.
According to media reports, Park Jung-soo had two children after her first marriage in 1975 but subsequently had a mutual divorce, and has been in a romantic relationship with Director Jung Eul-young, the father of Jung Kyung-ho, since 2001. Park Jung-soo has honestly revealed the reason why she did not choose legal remarriage through broadcasts.
On the broadcast of ‘My Little Old Boy’ aired last June, Park Jung-soo explained, “We met when I was 50 at the time. Marriage is a meeting of families, and at that age, I was worried that getting married might lead to conflicts with the partner's family.” Additionally, Park Jung-soo has consistently revealed through broadcasts that she gets along comfortably like family with actor Jung Kyung-ho, the son of Director Jung Eul-young.
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