Moon Geun-young, 'Nation's Little Sister,' Secretly Marries Actor Jung Pyung

South Korean actress Moon Geun-young (문근영), who rose to fame with works like “Autumn in My Heart” and “My Little Bride,” was once dubbed the “Nation’s Little Sister” for her pure and vibrant image. On July 29, news of Moon Geun-young’s unexpected marriage broke. According to Korean media reports, she recently tied the knot with musical and stage actor Jung Pyung (정평), whom she had been dating for several years. The couple kept their relationship extremely private, with even close friends and family unaware of their romance until the news of their marriage emerged, surprising and delighting the public.

According to News1, Moon Geun-young recently secretly married actor Jung Pyung after years of dating. The two developed a deep friendship over their years as fellow actors, gradually evolving into a romantic relationship built on mutual understanding and trust, ultimately leading to marriage.

Reportedly, the couple maintained an extremely low profile throughout their relationship, with even their closest friends unaware of their romance. The wedding was not a grand affair; instead, it was a simple gathering with only family members, without any public announcement. This made the news even more surprising to many fans when it was revealed.

Moon Geun-young’s husband, Jung Pyung, is seven years her senior and an active actor in the musical and stage play scene. Debuting in 2007, he has built a solid acting career through extensive theater performances. He also previously joined “BACHI” (바치), a creative group led by Moon Geun-young when she served as a director, which helped forge their deep connection.

Even after becoming a wife, Moon Geun-young has not slowed down her acting career, continuing to be active in the entertainment industry with her husband's support. She recently starred in the stage play “Orphans” and appeared on tvN’s variety show “You Quiz on the Block” to share updates. Additionally, she has completed filming for “Yeto,” a new project by director Yeon Sang-ho, with whom she previously collaborated on Netflix’s “Hellbound” Season 2, and is currently preparing for its release.