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Actress Oh Yoon-ah Announces Remarriage After 11 Years: "I Will Continue to Live Happily"

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2026-07-04 09:32:43
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Actress Oh Yoon-ah (46) has officially announced her remarriage.

On July 3, Oh shared the news through her personal YouTube channel, "Oh! Yoon-ah," stating, "I had always planned to live my life solely dedicated to my son, but I have met a wonderful person and decided to get married."

According to her agency, Y&A Entertainment, the couple has already completed their marriage registration and is currently raising Oh's son together. Her husband is a non-celebrity, and his personal details have not been disclosed.

Oh, who married in 2007 and had a son, has been raising her son, Song Min, who has a developmental disability, since her divorce in 2015.

Reflecting on her decision to remarry, Oh shared, "My husband’s parents are such wonderful people; they have embraced my son just like their own grandchild. It is not an easy thing to do, and I realized that this could only be possible because it was meant to be."

She added, "Because my partner is a non-celebrity, I am being more cautious. I will continue to live my life just as I have until now. I hope you will watch over us with warmth and offer your continued support."

Oh Yoon-ah began her career as a racing model and transitioned into acting in 2004 with the SBS drama Into the Storm. She has since appeared in various popular projects, including Old Miss Diary, Surgeon Bong Dal-hee, and Band of Sisters.

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