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News18
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Minah And On Joo Wan Are Getting Married In November; Thank Fans For Their Love
Last Updated: Their respective agencies confirmed the news, revealing that the two have known each other for a long time and were in a serious relationship. Girl's Day's Bang Minah and actor On Joo Wan are all set to get married in November in a private ceremony. On Friday, July 4, their respective agencies confirmed the news, revealing that the two have known each other for a long time. And after a serious relationship, the Beautiful Gong Shim actors decided to 'spend the rest of their lives together." Following the announcement, both stars took to their respective social media accounts to address their fans personally and express gratitude. The Girl's Day member shared a picture of herself, with her back turned towards the camera. Alongside it, she penned a note for her fans, thanking them for their understanding and love. She wrote, 'To those who may have been surprised by the sudden news, I ask for your understanding. And to everyone who warmly congratulated us, I sincerely thank you." Minah continued, 'I'm quietly preparing for a new season of my life. With all the love and support I've received, held close to my heart, I'll continue walking my path slowly and firmly." She ended her note by saying, 'I'm happy." Actor On Joo Wan also shared a sweet note for their fans, where he first apologised for the sudden news, followed by the affirmation that he would keep Minah happy. Taking to his Instagram Story on July 4, he wrote, 'First, I would like to express my apologies to my fans and acquaintances who were surprised by the sudden news. Please understand that I wasn't able to share this with you personally." Joo Wan expressed deep appreciation for his fans, saying, 'I deeply appreciate everyone who sent congratulatory messages. I will treasure the love you've shown me, continue to cherish it, and handle it with care. To my beloved fans who have given me such generous blessings… Wherever we meet, just like always, I will greet you with a bright smile and talk with you. You know I'm always thankful, right?" The 41-year-old actor concluded his note with a heartfelt promise to Minah's fans. He mentioned, 'I will cherish her dearly, not letting a single scratch come to her, and I will stay by her side and protect her well. I know how much strength she draws from her fans, so I ask that you continue to give her your unwavering love and support. I will strive to always be a good person before being a good actor, and we will move forward in the right way together. Thank you." Minah and On Joo Wan first met when they began filming for the SBS drama Beautiful Gong Shim, which aired in 2016. They reconnected in 2021 for the musical Those Days, which marked the beginning of their romantic relationship. The couple is said to get married in a private ceremony in South Korea in the presence of their family and friends. First Published:
Shafaq News
10-04-2025
- Politics
- Shafaq News
‘Outright lies': Allawi rejects former regime payoff allegations
Shafaq News/ On Thursday, the office of Ayad Allawi, Secretary-General of the Al-Wifaq Al-Watani party, rejected allegations that he paid a former Saddam Hussein regime official in exchange for electoral support. According to the office's statement, the accusations were aired by journalist Hamid Abdullah during his program Wa Tilka Al-Ayyam ('Those Days'), citing a book allegedly authored by a former bodyguard of Saddam Hussein. Allawi's office denounced the claims as baseless and defamatory, calling them 'outright lies with no connection to reality, intended to damage Dr. Allawi's reputation.' The statement also criticized the program for presenting unverified claims as fact, describing the approach as a 'serious breach of journalistic ethics, particularly when addressing respected national figures.' Allawi's office also emphasized that his political record is 'transparent and well-documented,' warning that legal steps would be taken against those spreading false information. 'We urge media outlets to act responsibly and ensure the accuracy of their reporting when referencing public figures,' the statement concluded.
