Recently, Ya Yumi, a variety artist from the original girl group Sugar, disclosed the news that she was about to get married, which aroused people's attention.
On October 24, Yayumi announced through her agency that she would hold a wedding with a non-artist who is two years older than herself on October 30 this year.
The agency statement said: "(Ya Yumi) met a precious fate and decided to be together for the rest of her life, hoping that everyone would be blessed with joy." After the marriage, Yayumi will continue to carry out activities as always, and I hope that everyone will pay more attention."
On the 25th, Yayumi said in an interview with a Korean media: "I met a very good person and formed a marriage. I am very happy and will live a good life in the future."
According to Yayumi, she and the groom-to-be met through an acquaintance' introduction, and the two met for the first time under the persuasion of a friend who "has a nice person, let's meet.". After contacting Yayumi found that the other party was very much in line with the ideal type she had always described in her heart, so she naturally developed a lover with the other party and registered a flash marriage after only half a year of acquaintance and love.
Ayumi shyly revealed, "He's a perfect fit for me." It's not like it's the first time I see it, it feels very homely and comfortable. Because they are both old, they met on the premise of marriage, and the more they interacted, the more they felt that the other party was a good person, so they got married very quickly."
Of the bridegroom-to-be, Ayumi described: "His personality is very cheerful, and he feels more cheerful than I am. Because he is an older brother, he feels very down-to-earth and sometimes very naughty. It is a great pleasure to get along with, and it can be said that it is a feeling of mental health. Because he is a positive person, he feels happy when they are together. Also, it's also a good idea to like sports."
Yayumi also explained her reasons for deciding to get married: "I think it will be fun to be with this person in the future."
When the Korean media reporter asked about the details of the marriage proposal, Ya Yumei revealed that although the process of meeting and gifting has been completed, she has not yet received a formal proposal. When asked what kind of marriage proposal she wanted, she laughed and teased: "My brother and I hate being shy, so please don't surprise me."
The Sugar members also sent blessings to Ayumi. "Because of the epidemic, we were unable to meet in person, but through group chat, we conveyed the news of marriage." Masato was very happy and congratulated me. She was preparing for the TV series and should be busy, but she said she would definitely find time to attend. My sisters also gave me blessings. I don't know if I can participate in all of them, but I would like to see Sugar for a long time."
Finally, Yayumi expressed her beautiful expectations for the new stage of life: "I really thank him for choosing me, and I will spend a pleasant life together in the future, and form a warm family full of smiles together."
Yumi Ya, whose real name is Yumi Ito and Yumi Lee, was born on August 25, 1984 in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. In 2001, YaYumi and three other girls, Park So-jin, Hwang Jeong-yin and Lu Hye-sung, were selected by the agency through auditions and trained together for six months. In March 2002, the four-member Sugar group officially debuted in South Korea and released their first album "Tell Me Why", which entered the top 10 of the K-pop song chart that year.
After her debut in South Korea, YaYumi starred in popular programs such as "Love Letters" and "X-MAN", and became one of the new Korean idol forces in 2006 with a song "Cutie Honey", and was the first member to successfully solo debut after Sugar disbanded. Currently, Yayumi is active in Korean TV shows as a variety artist.