Baek Jin-hee reveals photos from Japan trip on September 2… Scheduled to marry in January 2027
Actress Baek Jin-hee shared photos from her travels to Takamatsu and Naoshima in Japan via social media. She is scheduled to marry a non-celebrity professional residing in Canada in January 2027.
Actress Baek Jin-hee posted several photos taken while traveling in Takamatsu and Naoshima, Japan, on her SNS on September 2. She also revealed photos of herself looking at the camera inside a car on a rainy day and wearing a blue-toned cardigan. For the first day's photo, Baek Jin-hee wrote, “Day 1. Full-scale heavy rain experience in Takamatsu.”
The following day, she shared photos of touring art museums in Naoshima. The post included the description, “Day 2 Naoshima art museum tour,” and captured her visiting Benesse House and Lee Ufan Museum. A photo of her wearing a pink knit sweater under a clear sky was also released.
Fans who saw the photos reacted by saying she has become even more beautiful ahead of her marriage, leaving comments asking if she was accompanied by her fiancé. However, whether her fiancé accompanied her on the trip was not confirmed in the released content.
According to media reports, Baek Jin-hee is scheduled to hold a private wedding ceremony attended only by family members at a hotel in Seoul on January 23, 2027. The fiancé is known to be an older non-celebrity professional residing in Canada.
It is reported that the two met and developed into a romantic couple during Baek Jin-hee's language studies in Canada. After marriage, they plan to live traveling between South Korea and Canada, based in a newlywed home prepared in Canada. Baek Jin-hee, born in 1990, has appeared in works such as ‘High Kick: Revenge of the Short Legged’, ‘Empress Ki’, and ‘The Real Has Come!’.
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