▲ This composite photo shows South Korean actors Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won, set to tie the knot on Dec. 13, 2026, after dating for a long time. (Yonhap)

SEOUL, Oct. 14 (Yonhap) -- Actors Ha Jung-woo, 48, and Cha Jung-won, 37, will tie the knot Dec. 13 after dating for a long time.

Ha Jung-woo's agency, Walkhouse Company, said Wednesday that "Ha Jung-woo and Cha Jung-won will hold a private wedding ceremony on Dec. 13."

Cha Jung-won's agency, Saram Entertainment, also confirmed that the two will get married.

The two will become husband and wife after dating for an extended period. They confirmed their relationship in February when rumors of their romance surfaced and have since publicly continued their relationship.

After confirming the relationship, Ha Jung-woo spoke publicly about Cha Jung-won at a press conference for the drama "How to Become a Building Owner in Korea," saying that she "consistently gives me love and support."

Cha Jung-won also expressed her gratitude at a media talk event for "Kill It," saying, "I heard that Ha Jung-woo watched the first episode. He monitors my work and gives me lots of support and encouragement."

Ha Jung-woo made his acting debut in the film "Madeleine" (2002) and established himself as one of South Korea's leading actors through films including "The Chaser" (2007), "Take Off" (2009), "Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time" (2011) and "The Terror Live" (2013).

He has also worked as a director, helming "Roller Coaster" (2013), "Chronicle of a Blood Merchant" (2014), "Lobby" (2025) and "The People Upstairs" (2025).

He recently returned to television after 19 years with the drama "How to Become a Building Owner in Korea." His upcoming projects include the film "Inside Men: The Birth of a Villain" (working title) and the Netflix film "Ordinary People."

Cha Jung-won made her film debut in "Horror Stories" (2012) and has appeared in dramas including "She Was Pretty" (2015), "Special Labor Inspector Jo Jang-poong" (2019) and "My Absolute Boyfriend" (2019).

She recently appeared on tvN's fashion survival show "Kill It: Style Creator's Great War" and has also been cast in the lead role in the film "No-Transformation Zone."

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