An entertainment insider revealed to JTBC Entertainment News on the 28th that Jo Bo-ah will tie the knot with her non-celebrity boyfriend at the Walkerhill Hotel in October. She had previously expressed her desire to get married and start a family in her early 30s, and now that wish is coming true.
Following the exclusive report on her marriage, her agency, KEYEAST, stated, “Jo Bo-ah has met a precious partner and, after building deep trust and affection over a long period, they have decided to promise a lifetime together this coming fall. The wedding will be a private ceremony, held in Seoul, out of consideration for the non-celebrity groom and both families.“
The agency added, “We would like to express our deep gratitude to everyone who has supported her with consistent love and warmth, and we kindly ask for your warm congratulations. Jo Bo-ah plans to continue to repay the love she has received with great performances as an actress, so please continue to show her your interest and support.”
The sudden news of her marriage has also led to speculation about a possible pregnancy.
A representative from her agency denied these rumors, saying, “There is no truth to that. She has a packed schedule with drama filming for the next year. Since the wedding will take place during filming, they won’t even be able to go on a honeymoon. The reason they set the date quickly is simply that they have been together for a long time.”
Jo Bo-ah debuted in 2012 with the tvN drama “Shut Up Flower Boy Band.” She went on to star in various dramas such as “Horse Doctor,” “Surplus Princess,” “Missing Noir M,” “The Man Living in Our House,” “Temperature of Love,” “Goodbye to Goodbye,” “My Strange Hero,” “Tale of the Nine-Tailed,” “Military Prosecutor Doberman,” and “Destined With You.” She also appeared in the film “Venus Talk.”
In addition to her acting roles, she charmed viewers with her lovable personality on variety shows such as “Baek Jong-won’s Alley Restaurant,” “From the New World,” and “Europe Outside the Tent: Southern France.” In February, she joined her new agency, KEYEAST.
Jo Bo-ah’s active work schedule will continue after her marriage. She is set to appear in the Netflix mystery romance historical drama “Tangeum” (working title) and the Disney+ original series “Knockoff,” both slated for release next year.
Source: naver
