[Announced Just One Day Before the Wedding] FIESTAR's Linzy Suddenly Reveals Marriage: 'Sorry to Surprise Everyone'
Korean girl group FIESTAR member Linzy is married! On July 4th, just one day before her wedding, she posted a handwritten letter on Instagram, announcing that she had found a precious person who "supports me and gives me strength." She also apologized to fans, admitting the news was sudden and expressing concern that it might surprise them.
Handwritten Letter Announces Marriage: 'I've Found a Precious Person'
On July 4th, Linzy posted on Instagram, carefully sharing her marriage news with the fans who have supported her all along. In her letter, she wrote that while it was happy news, she felt very sorry for announcing it so suddenly and kept thinking about how surprised her fans must be.
“Everyone… I’m getting married! I’ve found a precious person who supports me and gives me strength in my ordinary life. Being with this person makes me want to become a warmer, stronger person, and we’ve decided to walk through life together.”
She also mentioned that when she thought about sharing this news, her fans were the first people who came to mind. Linzy stated that thanks to their support, she was able to overcome many difficult times, get back on her feet, and continue to stand on stage. For her, fans are not just people who cheer her on, but precious beings who shared many chapters of her youth and dreams.
“If this news surprises you, or makes you feel hurt or disappointed, I will not take those feelings lightly. I hope you can slowly look upon us with warm eyes.”
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