'My Roommate is a Gumiho' Star Kim Yong-ji Ties the Knot in Surprise Ceremony

Actress Kim Yong-ji has shocked fans by joining the ranks of married celebrities with a surprise wedding, keeping her relationship under wraps until the big day.

On the 11th, close friends and fellow actors Kim Go-eun and Bae Jung-nam gave fans an unexpected peek into Kim Yong-ji's nuptials through their personal social media accounts.

Kim Go-eun shared snapshots from the event, tagging Kim Yong-ji. The photos revealed a picturesque outdoor ceremony, with the bride standing elegantly next to her tall groom, clutching a vibrant red bouquet. The backdrop featured lush greenery, rustic stone walls, and traditional Korean architecture. Kim Go-eun, seated among the guests, was visibly thrilled for her friend's new chapter. The two actresses, both born in 1991, have long been known for their close bond.

Bae Jung-nam, who co-starred with Kim Yong-ji in the hit drama 'Mr. Sunshine,' also took to social media with his own congratulatory post. His friendly caption read, "Yong-ji, congrats on your wedding!" The actor shared a photo where he posed between a radiant Kim Yong-ji, stunning in an off-shoulder dress, and her dashing groom in a sleek tuxedo.

The sudden wedding announcement came as a delightful shock to fans, as Kim Yong-ji had never publicly confirmed any romantic relationships. Details about her new husband and the wedding venue remain under wraps.

Kim Yong-ji, who started her career as a model, first caught the public eye as a Samsung ad model in 2015, captivating audiences with her unique and enigmatic look. She made her acting debut in 2018, playing Hotaru, a mysterious tarot card reader in the tvN drama 'Mr. Sunshine.'

Since then, she's steadily built an impressive portfolio with roles in various productions including OCN's 'Watcher,' 'Everyone's Lie,' and SBS's 'The King: Eternal Monarch.' Kim truly made her mark in 2020 with her portrayal of Gi Yu-ri in tvN's 'My Roommate is a Gumiho,' followed by her role as Sun Woo-eun-ho in the sequel 'My Roommate is a Gumiho 1938.' Her captivating screen presence has continued to shine in Netflix series such as 'Somebody' and 'Lady Dua,' where she's showcased her distinctive aura and refined acting skills.