Maeng Seung-ji discusses marriage preparations and boyfriend's proactive courtship
Comedian Maeng Seung-ji shared details about her relationship with her doctor boyfriend on Instagram, including his persistent courtship and his decision to move to Ilsan to be closer to her.
Comedian Maeng Seung-ji revealed on Instagram that her doctor boyfriend moved to Ilsan to be closer to her just three days after they began dating. Maeng, who has appeared on "Infinite Challenge," noted that her partner made approximately twenty advances before they started their relationship.
According to media reports, Maeng Seung-ji shared stories regarding her relationship with her doctor boyfriend via her Instagram on the 19th. She revealed anecdotes about how her boyfriend approached her proactively and shared her thoughts on marriage preparations.
Maeng stated that while her boyfriend's home and workplace are located at Sinsa Station, he moved to Ilsan to be closer to her. The two began living near one another just three days after they started dating. Maeng noted that despite having a workplace only a three-minute walk away, he moved his residence to Ilsan, remarking, "It was absurd and ridiculous, but I felt, 'This person really loves and likes me.'"
She also revealed that her boyfriend made approximately twenty advances toward her. Describing him as a "determined Korean," Maeng said, "Even after dashing about twenty times, he had a mindset of 'I will confess multiple times' without a single scratch to his pride." She added, "A man you like does not leave you confused."
When asked about marriage, she replied, "I should start preparing slowly now." However, she did not disclose a specific wedding date or the current status of preparations. Maeng has shared stories of her relationship with her boyfriend through social media, and this time she shared the stories involving his courtship and the move.
Maeng debuted in 2013 as a 20th generation open recruitment comedian for MBC. She gained recognition through her appearances on the MBC variety program "Infinite Challenge" that same year and has also been active in comedy programs such as "Falling for Comedy." Since then, she has expanded her field of activity into stage plays and performances.
Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.
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