'The Package' star Lee Yeon-hee to marry fiancé in private ceremony, will continue to act post wedding

The actor who has worked on 'Miss Korea', 'The Package' and 'Gu Family Book' among others won't stop working after the wedding, which is still considered common practice in the Korean entertainment industry
PUBLISHED MAY 15, 2020
Lee Yeon-hee (Cinus Entertainment)
Lee Yeon-hee (Cinus Entertainment)

Korean actor Lee Yeon-hee has announced that she would be tieing the knot with her non-celebrity fiance through a heartfelt letter on her fan cafe on May 15. The actor is tieing the knot on June 2 in a private ceremony in the presence of her family and friends. While her letter wished that her fans would be safe and secure during this tough time, she also requested her fans to understand her need to keep the ceremony small and intimate. Her agency, on the other hand, wrote that the actor would continue to work post her wedding. 

In her letter, Yeon-hee wrote, "Hello, this is Lee Yeon-hee. My heart is very heavy thinking about all of the people who are experiencing hard times these days. Although I am wondering how I should share this with everyone in such a situation, I am writing this post because I wanted to share the news with people who support me. I have met someone I want to spend the rest of my life with and I will be getting married. On June 2, we will be holding a small ceremony with just our parents and close friends. As these are cautious times, we will be holding a simple ceremony to start our new beginning together."

She added, "Although I have not been able to express this very well, I always feel nothing but gratitude to all of you who have given me your unwavering support since my debut. I will repay you by living as a good actress and a happy person. I will continue to greet you with good projects even after my marriage. Always stay healthy and healthy. Thank you. Lee Yeon-hee."

The actor who has worked on shows such as 'Miss Korea', 'The Package' and 'Gu Family Book' among others will not stop working after the wedding, which is still considered a common practice in the Korean entertainment industry. Yeon-hee's agency, SM Entertainment released a statement regarding the same and stressed, "Lee Yeon-hee plans on continuing her acting career and show a good image to the public without change from here on. Please send your congratulations toward Lee Yeon-hee, on the brink of a new chapter in her life."

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