Choa (real name Heo Min-jin) from the girl group Crayon Pop becomes the new bride for Christmas.
Happy Merid Company released a wedding pictorial on the 29th, saying, “Choa will have a wedding in some place in Seoul on December 25th.”
In the published pictorial, Choa is showing off her elegant yet fresh wedding dress. In particular, the wedding pictorial with the prospective groom robs the attention of the audience by creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a scene from a musical or a music video.
The bride-to-be is a businessman 6 years older than her. Choa and the groom first met three years ago through an acquaintance. Regarding the prospective groom, Choa said, “As soon as we met for the first time, I felt like I met the ideal I had always drawn for.” “I wanted to marry this person from the beginning because we communicated well and our values are similar. I am confident,” he said.
Choa’s wedding will be officiated by the bridegroom’s gift, and comedian Lee Se-young, who made a relationship with the YouTube channel ‘Meal Girls’, will host the ceremony. The congratulations are undecided.
Choa said, “I can’t feel it yet, but just having a companion to spend the rest of my life with gives me a sense of security and reassurance,” said Choa. Regarding his plans for activities after marriage, he added, “I plan to be active in various fields such as YouTube, performances, and reporters as I am now.
Choa debuted in 2012 as the main vocalist of Crayon Pop, and enjoyed national popularity with the hit song ‘Papapa’. In addition to Crayon Pop activities, he has built up his skills on stage as a musical actor such as ‘Princess Deokhye’ and ‘Hero’, and he is also active as a YouTuber. In addition, he recently appeared in JTBC’s ‘Singer Gain-Unknown Singer’ as ‘No.59 Singer’ and was recognized for his outstanding vocal skills.
Finally, Choa told fans, “I think I am where I am today because of the fans who have been with me and supported me for about 10 years since my debut with Crayon Pop.” I want to repay you with a more active and diverse image with a greater sense of responsibility after marriage.”
By Jeong Tae-gun, staff reporter for Ten Asia biggun@tenasia.co.kr
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