WINNER’s Song Mino and Actress Park Ju Hyun Reportedly Dating for 2 Years, Agencies Respond
According to multiple sources, the two met while working together on Netflix’s 2022 film “Seoul Vibe” and developed a romantic relationship, which has continued until recently.
Song Mino and Park Ju Hyun were spotted together at a fitness center in Gangnam, Seoul and also in Yangyang, Gangwon Province. Rather than keeping their relationship entirely secret, Park Ju Hyun has reportedly interacted freely with Song Mino’s acquaintances in the music industry, maintaining a natural and friendly dynamic.
As both a couple and close colleagues in the entertainment industry, the two have supported each other publicly. During the filming of MBC’s “The Forbidden Marriage” in 2022, Song Mino sent a coffee truck to cheer on Park Ju Hyun. She even posed in front of the coffee truck with a banner that read, “Congrats to Ju Hyun, who can receive Mino’s coffee truck!”
Similarly, Park Ju Hyun attended the launch of Song Mino’s brand in October 2022, sharing a celebratory message, “Congrats and cheering for you!” Her appearance at the event drew attention.
Park Ju Hyun gained recognition for her role in Netflix’s 2020 drama “Extracurricular” and was further acclaimed for her performance in the film “Drive”, which earned her the Best New Actress award at the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards in June.
Regarding the dating rumors, both agencies responded cautiously, “We cannot confirm as it pertains to the artist’s private life.”
Meanwhile, Song Mino is set to complete his alternative service on December 23 but is currently embroiled in allegations of negligent service. On December 17, a report by Dispatch claimed that Song Mino went on a six-day trip to Hawaii in October and subsequently failed to report to work properly in mid-November.
Regarding this, Song Mino’s agency clarified, “While we cannot provide detailed information about his service, the sick leave was an extension of treatment he had been receiving prior to his service, and all other leaves were taken in compliance with regulations.”