"The person I wanted to see the most at the wedding, Seulgi..."
Actress Kang Eun-bi had an emotional time at her wedding, reuniting with her long-time friend, broadcaster Park Seulgi. The moment the two met again after a long separation brought tears to the eyes of the guests.
The site of Kang Eun-bi's wedding was revealed in the TV CHOSUN show 'Lovers of Joseon' aired on the 5th. On this day, Kang Eun-bi, who tied the knot with her husband after 17 years of connection, stood at a new starting line after overcoming past hardships.
Although she became a star overnight, Kang Eun-bi's life in the entertainment industry was not smooth. She experienced extreme stress due to sexual harassment and death threats that came with her popularity, and at one point, she wore a bucket to avoid people's gazes. After enduring a painful time, she chose to cut off contact with the entertainment industry.
While preparing for the wedding, Kang Eun-bi shared, "I made the venue small. I'm worried that what if no one comes," but many guests filled the venue, bringing her to tears.
Above all, the highlight of the day was during the congratulatory song. Kang Eun-bi's husband secretly contacted Kang Eun-bi's close friend, Park Seulgi, to ask her to sing. During the wedding preparations, when asked, "Who do you want to see?" Kang Eun-bi recalled, "It was my trio partners, Hyebin and Seulgi," showing how deeply she missed her friend.
As Park Seulgi took the stage and began to sing, Kang Eun-bi could not hide her trembling hands in disbelief. After the song ended, Park Seulgi smiled and said, "I have been friends with Eun-bi for 20 years. We lost contact for a while, but I came just like this without the bride's permission." Kang Eun-bi responded tearfully, saying, "I'm sorry... I missed you," and the two embraced tightly.
The friendship that Kang Eun-bi had cherished deep in her heart during her slump and isolation. The wedding, where she met her friend again after a long separation, became a touching moment beyond a mere ceremony, reconnecting the bonds between people.
[Photo] Captured from the broadcast screen.
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