Curious about the end of one of South Korea’s most admired celebrity relationships? Fans have speculated about Jung Ho Yeon and Lee Dong Hwi’s relationship after reports hinted at their separation. The breakup marks the end of a romance that lasted nearly a decade.

So, what led to Jung Ho Yeon and Lee Dong Hwi’s breakup? Here’s what you need to know about their relationship, the agencies’ official confirmation, and their plans moving forward personally and professionally.

Jung Ho Yeon And Lee Dong Hwi break up after 9 years

Actors Jung Ho Yeon and Lee Dong Hwi have decided to part ways after being together for nine years, as confirmed by their agencies on November 26, 2024. The former couple ended their relationship amicably and stated they would remain professional and cordial colleagues in the entertainment industry. The news marks the end of one of South Korea’s notable long-term celebrity relationships, drawing significant attention from fans and media alike. Soompi.

Jung Ho Yeon, known for her breakout role in Netflix’s Squid Game, started a romantic relationship with Lee Dong Hwi in 2015. Lee Dong Hwi is best recognized for playing Ryu Dong Ryong in the popular K-drama Reply 1988. As per reports, the couple made their relationship known to the public in 2016, a bold move in the often-private Korean entertainment industry. Over the years, fans have admired their steadfast relationship as they balanced growing fame and busy schedules.

Jung Ho Yeon has achieved international stardom since her acting debut in 2021, building on her success as a model. She has appeared in notable projects like Chicken Nugget and Disclaimer. Lee Dong Hwi has built a strong reputation as a versatile actor with roles in films like The Roundup: Punishment and series like Big Bet. Both remained focused on their careers, which occasionally led to speculation about their relationship due to their busy schedules.

The reason for their breakup remains undisclosed, but their public statements show mutual respect and professionalism. Fans are saddened by their separation but wish them success in their careers. Their choice to stay good colleagues reflects evolving public relationships, emphasizing respect over speculation.