Choi Jung-yoon’s Full Profile
Real Name: Choi Jung-yoon Date of Birth: May 9, 1977, in Seoul, South Korea Age: 42 (Korean age) / 41 (International age) Zodiac Sign: Taurus Chinese Astrology: Snake Blood Type: A Nationality: South Korean Height: 162 cm Weight: 46 kg Education: Chungang University, majored in Theater and Film and gained a Masters degree in Visual Arts Talent Agency: Forest Entertainment
Choi Jung-yoon’s Husband, Wedding, and Children
Choi Jung-yoon married a gentleman named Yoon Tae-jun, who is the eldest son of E-Land Group’s vice president, a former member of the old-school K-pop group Eagle Five, and is four years younger than her. Both of them held a private wedding on December 3, 2011. During their dating relationship, Choi Jung-yoon did not know that her boyfriend (now her husband) is part of the conglomerates as she viewed him as the owner of a BBQ restaurant. Five years later, Choi Jung-yoon and Yoon Tae-jun welcomed the birth of their first child and daughter on November 17, 2017.
Choi Jung-yoon’s TV Shows and Movie List
As explained in the beginning, Choi Jung-yoon is a South Korean actress who has starred in various movies and television dramas throughout her career. Not only dramas and films, Choi Jung-yoon has also actively participated in entertainment programs and theater shows. Thus, in this section, Channel-Korea has compiled a list of television dramas, movies, variety shows, and theater shows that Choi Jung-yoon has acted and guested in. 1996: MBC- Three Guys and Three Girls (as Choi Jung-yoon) 1997: SBS- Beautiful My Lady (as the daughter of the boxing gym owner) 1997: Father (as Ji-won) 1997: SBS- Miari No. 1 1997: MBC- Love (as Sung-nan) 1998: SBS- Mister Q (as Jung Na-rae) 1999: SBS- Song of the Wind 1999: KBS1- Someone’s House / People’s House (as Kim Nam-ok) 2000: MBC- Mr. Duke (as Joo Eun-ha) 2000: KBS2- Roll of Thunder (as Sung-ok) 2000: Nightmare (as Seon-ae) 2000: Pisces (as the Thin girl) 2001: KBS2- Stock Flower (as Shin-hee) 2001: KBS2- Orient Theatre (as Moon Jung-hyun) 2002: Phone (as Min Ja-young) 2002: SBS- Honest Living / Do the Right Thing (as Noh Jung-yoon) 2003: MBC- Rooftop Room Cat / Cat on the Roof / Attic Cat (as Na Hye-ryun) 2003: The Circle (as Son Mi-hyung / San-hong) 2004: Bunshinsaba / Ouija Board (as Ho-kyung) 2004: KBS2- Forgiveness (as Jung Soo-min) 2005: MBC- MBC Best Theater: Taereung National Village (as Bang Soo-ah) 2005: Love Is a Crazy Thing 2006: MBC- Love Can’t Wait (as Seo Eun-joo) 2006: Radio Star (as Kang Seok-young) 2007: Voice of a Murderer (as Anchorwoman Ha Joo-won) 2007: tvN- Romance Hunter (as Hong Young-joo) 2007: SBS- Bad Couple (as Han Young) 2007-2008: SBS- That Woman Is Scary / A Vindictive Woman (as Baek Eun-ae) 2008: MBC- The Last Scandal of My Life (as Kim Min-hee, cameo in episode 16) 2009: SBS- Smile, You (as Seo Jung-kyung) 2009: My First Time 2009-2010: SBS- Gold Miss Is Coming 2011: I Am a Dad (as Soo-kyung) 2011: tvN- Manny (as Seo Do-young) 2011: KBS2- Ojakgyo Family / Ojakgyo Brothers (as Cha Soo-young) 2012: MBC- An Angel’s Choice (as Choi Eun-seol) 2012: KBS2- Cheer Up, Mr. Kim! (as Chun Ji-young) 2012: SBS- Hometown Variety Dreams and Fields 2013: MBC- MBC Drama Festival Boy Meets Girl (as Jung Shin-na) 2014: jTBC- Can We Fall in Love, Again? (as Kwon Ji-hyun) 2014: SBS- Cheongdam-dong Scandal (as Eun Hyun-soo) 2014: SBS- Please Take Care of My Refrigerator (as a guest on episode 58-59) 2015: A Man Who Feeds the Dog Season 1 (permanent cast) 2015-2016: SBS- Shaolin Clenched Fist (permanent cast)
