Dating news of a male idol and entertainer appearing in “Knowing Bros” broke on New Year’s Day
It has been reported that a star who is appearing on JTBC’s “Knowing Bros” is in a relationship.
Attention is focused on the dating news that has been reported since the first day of the new year. The main character is Shindong (37, Shin Dong Hee), a member of Super Junior.
Sports Seoul reported on January 1st that Shindong is in a relationship with a younger, non-celebrity woman, according to insiders in the entertainment industry.
According to the media, Shindong’s girlfriend once went through a trainee period at an entertainment agency, but is not in the entertainment industry now.
Super Junior’s agency, SJ Label, acknowledged the fact that they were dating, saying, “The two of them are supporting each other and silently developing their love.” However, they drew the line, saying, “Marriage is not planned.”
There are currently 10 members (Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Siwon, Donghae, Ryeowook, Kyuhyun, and Sungmin) currently active as Super Junior. Among them, Ryeowook has been dating Ari from Tahiti for three years. In 2014, Sungmin married musical actress and beauty creator Kim Saeun. According to Sungmin’s profile, he still belongs to Super Junior, but his activities in the group have been suspended.
In 2005, at the 9th SM Youth Best Contest, she received first place in the gag category and the Daesang in the overall category. She then made a connection with the entertainment industry. Among the stars who participated in the contest at the time were actress Gong Seung-yeon, former Wonder Girls singer Sunmi, Kara member Goo Hara, and 4Minute member Heo Gayoon.
Shindong initially dreamed of becoming a comedian, but he joined Super Junior at the recommendation of Executive Producer Lee Sooman, who was the chairman of SM Entertainment at the time. After his debut in November 2005, he made a name for herself by showing off his character, which is rare for an idol, and an outstanding wit.
Source: Wikitree.
