Tiffany Young of Girls' Generation and actor Byun Yo-han are now married.
The news was confirmed on February 27 by Yo-han's agency, TEAMHOPE, in a statement, revealing that the couple "completed their marriage registration today, based on deep trust in and love for one another," according to a report by My Daily as translated by Soompi.
The agency said that the couple decided to share the news mainly for their fans. "We also feel cautious and concerned that the continuing news might cause some fatigue. However, the two actors told us they wanted to share the news first with their fans, who have always watched over them with great love, and we are informing you of this out of respect for their wishes," the statement said.
Tiffany and Yo-han are "cautiously considering holding a simple wedding in the form of a worship service where they would gather their families and share their gratitude." But TEAMHOPE highlighted that there are no details yet for the date, time, and location.
"As they begin this new chapter of their lives, the two of them wish to remember all the support and love fans have shown them and to repay it by showing fans more mature sides of themselves. We express sincere gratitude for your interest, and we ask that you continue to watch over them warmly so that they can walk forward steadfastly in love," the agency added.
It was in December 2025 when it was confirmed that the two stars were in a relationship.
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"[Byun Yo Han and Tiffany Young] are currently in a serious relationship with marriage in mind," TEAMHOPE said at that time. "Although a concrete schedule has not yet been decided [for their potential wedding], both actors have expressed their wish to inform their fans first as soon as a decision is made."
Tiffany debuted as a member of Girls' Generation in 2007. She later ventured into acting starring in series such as Reborn Rich and Uncle Samsik.
Yo-han starred in several series throughout his career including Misaeng: Incomplete Life, Mr. Sunshine, The Book of Fish, Hansan: Rising Dragon, and Uncle Samsik, among others.