Kim Jun-yeon posts affectionate message to companion dogs ahead of marriage to Yun Jin-sol
Florist Kim Jun-yeon shared a heartfelt message to companion dogs Komdi and Baek-il on social media ahead of his upcoming marriage to Yun Jin-sol.
Florist Kim Jun-yeon posted a message to his companion dogs, Komdi and Baek-il, on his SNS ahead of his marriage to Yun Jin-sol. On the 13th, Kim Jun-yeon wrote, “To our beloved first child Komdi and second child Baek-il,” along with photos of the two dogs. The released photos capture Yun Jin-sol's two companion dogs.
Kim Jun-yeon wrote, “We first met when our Komdi was 8 and Baek-il was 6, we were so young, right? When I first saw you, you were such mischievous, energetic troublemakers. I was always the older brother who played with you and took you for walks, but at some point, I was so overwhelmed and happy at the words of Seemi's mom telling you that you have a dad, a real dad.” It is reported that he has been taking care of the two dogs while dating Yun Jin-sol.
He continued, “I don't know how much happy time will be allowed for you, and for us, but I hope that during that time, we can cry and laugh a lot in that world and build happy memories. Don't get sick like you are now, and even if you cause trouble sometimes, don't get hurt.” He also added, “Let's spend even more precious and valuable times together in the future than the time we have passed. From your Superman, Dad.”
Yun Jin-sol previously announced the news of her marriage through her SNS and YouTube channel on the 12th. Her fiancé, Kim Jun-yeon, is one year younger than Yun Jin-sol, and the two met through the introduction of a personal PT trainer.
Kim Jun-yeon appeared on the 2012 JTBC audition program ‘Made in U’ and made it into the Top 20, and also appeared on the 2022 JTBC dating reality program ‘Serious About Marriage.’ Yun Jin-sol gained popularity through the character ‘Seojun's Mom,’ who lives in a new city and raises a son, in the content ‘Class of '05 Is Here’ from the comedy YouTube channel ‘Psick Univ.’
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