Han Ye-seul Reveals the Emotional Pain Caused by Her Ex-Boyfriend’s Parents

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한예슬 {짠한형} EP. 65 가끔 고향 생각난다는 예슬적 고백 "예슬아 그..그만! 그만 얘기해도 돼!" 😳😱 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl7ZxVdSnJc)

In the latest episode of “Zzanbro”aired on October 28, actress Han Ye-seul opened up about her journey through acting, her romantic life, and various personal insights.

When discussing her alcohol consumption, she shared, “I used to drink quite frequently, but since marrying my husband, I hardly indulge anymore. I only drink for special celebrations.” Host Shin Dong-yup humorously remarked, “With a husband now, there’s less incentive to drink.”

Reflecting on her formative years spent in the United States, Han Ye-seul candidly discussed the subtle racial biases she encountered. “Navigating the English language in America while working in Korea left me feeling somewhat disconnected from both cultures,” she explained.

As she recounted her beginnings in sitcoms, Han Ye-seul reminisced, “Back in the U.S. during my school days, I had aspirations of meeting my soulmate. I even had a boyfriend during that time who would watch ‘Three Guys and Three Girls’ and encourage me to pursue acting like Jeannie and Woo Hee-jin.” She emphasized how surreal it was to ultimately step into the world of sitcoms.

Han Ye-seul also opened up about a significant relationship where marriage was a consideration. “My ex-boyfriend’s family was quite lovely, but they had specific criteria for a daughter-in-law: she needed to be a college graduate from a stable family and not part of the entertainment sector. I didn’t meet any of those expectations, which was a shocking realization for me,” she admitted.

After meeting her current husband, Han Ye-seul wed in May. “We officially registered our marriage on May 7, coinciding with a holiday, which felt symbolic. I never harbored fantasies about weddings, but with him, I wanted to formalize our union.”

She further explained, “Committing to this relationship was essential because many perceived it as temporary since we hadn’t yet married. Filing our marriage paperwork was a way to affirm that our bond is authentic and serious.”

Source: Daum

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