Buzz's Min Kyung-hoon marries JTBC producer

Min Kyung-hoon of Buzz shares wedding news on "Knowing Bros." Captured from JTBC By KTimes Min Kyung-hoon of the K-pop band Buzz tied the knot with JTBC producer Shin Ki-eun, known for her work on "Knowing Bros," Sunday at the Shilla Hotel in Seoul. The ceremony was held privately.

The wedding was attended by "Knowing Bros" cast members Kang Ho-dong, Seo Jang-hoon, Kim Young-chul, Lee Soo-geun, Kim Hee-chul, and Lee Sang-min, who performed a congratulatory song. Comedian Lee Jin-ho, who stepped down from the show following allegations of illegal gambling, was absent. Min and Shin first met on the set of "Knowing Bros" in 2018 and began dating last year.



In a recent episode of the show, Min shared during a special segment for the college entrance exam, "My wife graduated from Yonsei University." Roo'ra's Lee Sang-min also celebrated the couple's marriage, posting a message on social media alongside a video from the ceremony, saying, "Kyung-hoon, what's happening to me today? I choked up so many times." He added, "It was such a beautiful wedding! Kyung-hoon, live happily.

Shin Ki-eun PD, you looked stunning today. Your love story that led to marriage is so touching. Today is just a truly beautiful day.

" The video showed Min smiling brightly as he held his bride's hand and hugged his father-in-law. Guests applauded and laughed warmly. A scene from Min Kyung-hoon's wedding.

Captured from Lee Sang-min's social media Min had earlier announced his wedding plans in July through social media, saying, "I’ll be getting married this November. I’ve met someone wonderful with whom I want to share my daily life and become each other’s safe haven. We’ll cherish and love each other, living happily.

Please watch over us warmly and send your blessings." Debuting with Buzz in 2003, Min Kyung-hoon has gained immense popularity with hits like "Coward," "Thorn," and "Don’t Know Men." This article from the Hankook Ilbo, a sister publication of The Korea Times, is translated by a generative AI and edited by The Korea Times.

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