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Crash Landing On You stars set to tie the knot

SYAHIRAH MOKHTAZAR
By SYAHIRAH MOKHTAZAR
11 Feb 2022 12:02am
Newly engaged Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin
Newly engaged Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin
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Korean celebrity couple Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin are taking their romance from the small screen to the wedding aisle with the announcement of their engagement.

The pair gushed over the new chapter they are about to embark on, with a heartfelt post on their respective Instagram accounts.

With a picture of a small wedding dress, Son Ye-jin wrote about how she found someone to spend the rest of her life with.

“Just being with him, I feel warm and protected. Please help us celebrate the beginning of our future,” she wrote.

“I have made this promise with the woman who always makes me laugh (Son Ye-jin): to always walk together in the days that lie ahead. The Jung Hyuk and Se Ri who were together in the drama will take the first step together in that future,” wrote Hyun Bin in a statement that was released by his agency.

Fans have been mooting for the couple to be together since they starred in the Korean hit drama series Crash Landing On You.

Known as “Riri” or “BinJin” among fans, it was reported that the pair had crossed paths before filming the popular TV series but only took their relationship to the next level once the show ended.

Prior to the success of other Korean shows like Squid Game, Crash Landing On You was a massive hit, having garnered a huge audience across the globe.

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