According to multiple entertainment insiders on December 13, the couple has been dating for approximately a year and a half. Despite their hectic schedules, the two maintained their relationship through carefully scheduled dates. A source close to the couple shared, “Byun Yo-han and Tiffany Young recently decided to get married next fall. They’ve begun to share the happy news with people around them, receiving warm congratulations.”
Uncle Samsik tells the story of a man named Uncle Samsik (played by Song Kang-ho), who ensures three meals a day even during war, and an elite idealist named Kim San, who dreams of building a prosperous nation. Byun Yo-han played Kim San, while Tiffany Young portrayed Rachel Jeong, a business leader with the Albright Foundation. Their on-screen connection gradually evolved into a meaningful romantic relationship, building from subtle emotional tension to more intimate moments.
Tiffany previously expressed admiration for Byun Yo-han, saying in an interview, “I’ve long been a fan of his filmography. Meeting him on set felt like encountering a unicorn.” Byun Yo-han reciprocated the praise, thanking Tiffany for helping him deliver lines in era-appropriate English and calling her a great support on set.
Both stars have established impressive careers in their respective fields.
Byun Yo-han began his acting journey with short films in 2011 and has since starred in acclaimed projects like Cold Eyes, Socialphobia, Misaeng: Incomplete Life, Mr. Sunshine, and Hansan: Rising Dragon. Known for his versatility across genres, he is currently preparing for his next role in Tazza 4, alongside actor Roh Jae-won.
Tiffany Young debuted in 2007 as a member of Girls’ Generation, one of K-pop’s most legendary girl groups, with hits like “Gee,” “Kissing You,” “Oh!,” and “Lion Heart.” Her upcoming marriage marks a meaningful milestone, as she becomes the first member of the group to tie the knot.
Since rebranding as Tiffany Young in 2018, she has expanded into acting and musicals, appearing in JTBC’s Reborn Rich and the musical Chicago.
Sources: Daum
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