Florist Who Taught BTS Flower Arranging Marries Comedian Yun Jin-sol on the 18th
Comedian Yun Jin-sol marries florist Kim Jun-yeon, a year her junior, on the 18th. Kim was once a contestant on Made in U and appeared on Run BTS!.
Florist Kim Jun-yeon, who taught BTS members flower arranging on their own variety show in 2020, marries comedian Yun Jin-sol on the 18th. The groom is one year her junior.
From an idol audition to a flower café
Kim is a former aspiring idol. In 2012 he entered the JTBC idol audition show Made in U and reached the top 20. He later shifted to working as a florist and now runs a flower café. After the 2020 appearance on Run BTS!, he also appeared in 2022 on the JTBC dating reality show Serious About Marriage. The couple were introduced by a gym trainer and spent about two years together before deciding to marry.
The bride and the announcement
Yun, born in 1990, rose to popularity on YouTube with the character Seojun Mom and has since been active in a range of broadcasts and content. On the 12th she announced the news herself on her account: "Everyone, I'm getting married this week!" She went on to say that she now had "a best partner to play, laugh and eat delicious food with for the rest of my life," speaking of her groom-to-be.
On the 17th, after a bridal shower with fellow comedians Kim Ji-yu and Kim Jin-ju, Yun posted a photo with Kim Jun-yeon and wrote, "Let's do well."
A letter to the dogs
On the 13th, Kim Jun-yeon posted photos of Yun's dogs, Kkomdi and Baegil, on his account. "I was always the big brother who played with you and took you on walks, but I was overwhelmed and delighted when Mom Semi told you that you now have a dad, a real dad," he wrote.
He added: "I don't know how many happy times will be granted to you and to us, but I hope that for as long as they last, in this world, we will cry and laugh a lot and build happy memories together." He signed off, "Your superman, Dad."
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