On the 14th, the SBS entertainment show 'Shoes Off and Dolsing Fourmen' aired, where comedian Jo Hye Ryun made a surprising confession about performing the congratulatory song at actor Uhm Ki Joon’s wedding.

During the broadcast, Jo Hye Ryun, who has recently gained attention as a trendsetter for wedding congratulatory songs, shared her experiences. Known as the icon of the 'Anagana' congratulatory song, she revealed, "I volunteered to perform at senior Lee Kyung Kyu's daughter’s wedding and made a surprise debut as a singer." She humorously added that she has since become a sought-after congratulatory song performer.

Jo Hye Ryun also shared an amusing anecdote: "When Lee Eun Hyung and Kang Jae Joon celebrated their child’s 100th day, I surprised them by appearing at their home and singing in front of the baby. The baby fell asleep during the performance." She entertained the audience further by sharing a video of the incident.

Jo Hye Ryun then disclosed, "I’ve been getting so many requests for congratulatory songs recently. I even received a call from actor Uhm Ki Joon." The two first met while playing a mother and son in a theater production and became close friends. She recounted, "I first met Uhm Ki Joon when he was still relatively unknown, and we performed together in a play. Now, he’s a top star. A few days ago, I received a text message from him."

Jo Hye Ryun shared how she reconnected with Uhm Ki Joon after a long time: "When I asked what was going on, he told me he was getting married and that his sister had requested me to sing the congratulatory song. The wedding was this Sunday (based on the recording date), December 22."

Actor Uhm Ki Joon, at the age of 48, recently joined the ranks of married men. He tied the knot with a non-celebrity girlfriend in a private ceremony held at a hotel in Seoul on December 22 last year. The news of Jo Hye Ryun performing the congratulatory song at his wedding has drawn significant attention.

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