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Singer Solbi and actor Lee Kyu-han to marry next year, 'looking at wedding venues'

Singer Solbi and actor Lee Kyu-han to marry next year, 'looking at wedding venues'

Singer and painter Solbi (42, real name Kwon Ji-an) and actor Lee Kyu-han (46) are set to marry next year. An image of the two from when they previously appeared together on a variety show. / KBS screenshot
Singer and painter Solbi (42, real name Kwon Ji-an) and actor Lee Kyu-han (46) are set to marry next year. An image of the two from when they previously appeared together on a variety show. / KBS screenshot

Singer and painter Solbi (42, real name Kwon Ji-an) and actor Lee Kyu-han (46) will marry next year. The couple, who have a four-year age gap, formed a romantic line on a past variety show but did not end up as the final couple.

According to News1 on the 15th, Solbi and Lee KyuBank of Korea decided to marry next year based on deep trust and certainty in each other.

The news of the couple's marriage was reported without their dating status having been made public. The two formed a romantic atmosphere on KBS2's variety show "Pursuit of Long-Awaited Meetings," which ended last September, but Lee Kyu-han rejected Solbi's confession, and they failed to become the final couple.

The couple is known to have recently completed mutual family meetings (sang-jeon-rye) and begun formal wedding preparations. They are currently in the process of looking at wedding venues among other things.

Solbi debuted in 2006 with the mixed-gender group Typhoon, and has also been active as a solo singer and broadcaster. She began painting in 2010 and is actively working as a painter under her real name, Kwon Ji-an, to this day. In 2021, she received the "Global Artist Award," the grand prize at the "2021 Barcelona International Art Awards."

Lee KyuBank of Korea debuted in 1998 with MBC's weekend drama "Love and Success" and has continued his activities by appearing in SBS's "March," MBC's "My Name Is Kim Sam-soon," "Keseo-seo-seo," "Bol-sureok Aegyo Manjeom," SBS's "I Have a Lover," tvN's "Unlucky Romance" series, "Gwi-gung," MBN's "The Elegant Family," and SBS's "Judge from Hell."

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