After acting together, Seo Ji Hye became curious about the life of celebrity couples like Lee Sang Woo and Kim So Yeon who got married after being involved in a love location.
Seo Ji Hye recently finished the drama "Red Balloon" which she starred in with Lee Sang Woo. Because the project has a wedding theme, the beautiful actress talked about her love life in a recent interview.
"I find it great that many actors work together in dramas and end up getting married. I ask them a lot about that," said Seo Ji Hye. "Now it's more difficult for me to get married."
Seo Ji Hye highlighted how friends from the same project got married after falling in love with the location. Like Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin who worked together on "Crash Landing on You". Then he just acted with Lee Sang Woo who married Kim So Yeon after falling in love in the drama "Happy Home".
"Lee Sang Woo also got married after starring in the same drama as his wife. I was curious so I asked how they got married. When I asked, 'Is dating an actor a good thing?', he said, 'There are advantages and disadvantages.' How amazing," continued Seo Ji Hye.
Born in 1984, Seo Ji Hye herself feels that she has reached a good age for marriage. Even though he is not a single person, he chooses to be careful in choosing a partner so there is no need to rush things.
"I want relationships to come naturally. I don't want to go out looking for someone or anything. I really envy people who date or get married after filming a drama together, but that's just other people's problems. I'm not interested because it's not related to my work. That too not my man," he explained.
Seo Ji Hye apparently invited her brother's concern for not getting married soon. But after watching her friends get married and frequently going to her house to escape from family life, the beautiful actress finds it difficult to do so.
Nevertheless, Seo Ji Hye will follow her heart if she finds a partner who is destined for her. Regarding the ideal type, he also no longer defines a trait because what a person experiences is often different. (wk/inta)
