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Actress Choi Yeo-jin leaves caravan life for three-story house with pool after a year of marriage

24.07.2026 00:18 1 min 3 sources
osen.co.kr KOR + 2 more
Actress Choi Yeo-jin leaves caravan life for three-story house with pool after a year of marriage
Original source: osen.co.kr

In Brief

South Korean actress Choi Yeo-jin and her husband Kim Jae-wook moved from a caravan to a three-story house with a pool. The house was designed by the husband.

South Korean actress Choi Yeo-jin and her husband Kim Jae-wook have left caravan life and moved into a three-story house with a pool. The news emerged from a preview of the SBS show "Dongsang Imong 2 — You Are My Destiny" aired on June 16, 2026. The house was designed by the actress's husband.

Earlier, in January 2025, Choi Yeo-jin revealed that she was living in a caravan and tent due to delays in the construction of her house in Gyeonggi Province caused by rain. She spent the winter in the caravan, noting inconveniences due to the low ceiling but also enjoying the lifestyle.

The episode also discussed rumors about Kim Jae-wook's fortune of 800 billion won, sparking additional interest.

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Actress Choi Yeo-jin ends caravan life after one year of marriage

17.06.2026 osen.co.kr KOR Original source

Actress Choi Yeo-jin, who lived in a caravan, shows house with pool a year after wedding

17.06.2026 sportsseoul.com KOR Original source

Actress Choi Yeo-jin Living in Caravan Due to House Construction Delay

26.03.2026 m.go.seoul.co.kr KOR Original source

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