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The Korea Times

Song Min-ho, a member of the K-pop group Winner, and actress Park Ju-hyun are embroiled in dating rumours, but their agencies have said they cannot confirm matters related to their private lives.
An official from Song’s agency, YG Entertainment, said: “It is impossible to verify matters related to the artist’s private life.”
An official from Park’s agency, 935 Entertainment, said: “This falls within the realm of privacy, making it difficult to confirm.”
SBS Entertainment News had earlier reported that Song, also known as Mino, and Park had grown close and were in a relationship after meeting on the set of the Netflix film Seoul Vibe (2022).
The movie depicts the story of a crew who get involved in a slush fund investigation after receiving an irresistible offer.
Song has been performing his national service, compulsory for men in South Korea, by serving as a social service worker at a public facility in Mapo, Seoul, since March 2023. Park appears in the film You’ll Die in 6 Hours, which premiered in October.
This article from the Hankook Ilbo, the sister publication of The Korea Times, is translated by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.
Read the full story at The Korea Times.


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