Brown Eyed Girls’ Narsha Discussed Her Odd Marriage: Married for 8 Years but Barely Interact
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Narsha, a member of girl group Brown Eyed Girls, captivated audiences with her bold and charismatic charm.
In 2016, Narsha tied the knot with Hwang Tae-kyung, a fashion entrepreneur of the same age. Now in their 8th year of marriage, the couple continues their child-free life, with Narsha candidly sharing her thoughts on their relationship.
A ‘Show Window Couple,’ But Divorce Isn’t on the Table Yet
Recently, Narsha appeared on the YouTube channel “GwanjongUn-ni” and made headlines with her frank remarks about marriage.
She openly admitted, “We are a show window couple,” (Korean term for a married couple who are not affectionate) acknowledging the diminished physical affection in her and her husband’s 8-year marriage.
She also revealed that her husband’s busy schedule and differing lifestyles leave them with little time together. However, she maintained a positive attitude, stating, “Since we don’t have time to see each other, we don’t have much to fight about either.”
When jokingly asked about divorce, she lightheartedly replied, “I’m not considering it yet,” reassuring fans of the stability in their relationship.
Narsha was also honest about their decision not to have children. She emphasized, “We’re still having so much fun together,” highlighting their enjoyment of life as a couple without kids.
A Wedding Without a Ceremony
Narsha and her husband’s marriage was unconventional from the start. Instead of a traditional wedding ceremony, they opted for a private trip. Narsha explained, “After seeing so many weddings that looked exhausting on what should be a joyous day, we decided to find our own way of happiness.”
Dressed in white, the couple captured their memories in a personal wedding album while traveling. They even delayed registering their marriage for a year, with Narsha recounting, “One day, we just said, ‘Should we do it now?’ and finally got it done.”
Netizens reacted positively to her revelations, leaving comments like, “It’s refreshing to see a realistic depiction of married life,” “They seem truly happy living life their own way,” and “As long as they’re happy, having no kids doesn’t matter.”