Chef Park Eun-young, who became wildly loved for her role as the 'Chinese Goddess' on Netflix original variety show 'Black-and-White Chef: Culinary Class Wars,' is getting married in May.
According to the broadcast industry on the 30th, Chef Park Eun-young will hold her wedding ceremony in May at Shilla Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul. Her groom-to-be is reportedly a doctor who is not a celebrity, and the two are moving forward with wedding preparations based on deep trust and affection.
Her agency also confirmed that Chef Park Eun-young will get married at Shilla Hotel in May. However, since her fiancé is not a celebrity, they refrained from sharing specific personal details or a detailed schedule out of respect for privacy.
This marriage news was first hinted at through a preview of the JTBC variety program 'Refrigerator Please,' which aired the day before, drawing a great deal of attention. In the preview, when a surprise wedding announcement from one of the cast members was teased, heated speculation spread online among the unmarried chefs (Park Eun-young, Kwon Sung-jun, Son Jong-won, Yoon Nam-no). In the end, the reveal pointed to Chef Park Eun-young.
On 'Black-and-White Chef,' which was released last year, Chef Park Eun-young competed as the 'Chinese Goddess' from the lower-ranked class in the 'lower spoon' tier, showing both strong cooking skills and star power at the same time. Since the broadcast, she has continued to appear one after another on a variety of programs, including 'Refrigerator Please,' impressing viewers with her talent in both the cooking world and the entertainment scene.
As news broke that Chef Park Eun-young—balancing both work and love—will marry, heartfelt congratulations and support have poured in, not only from fellow chefs but also from the public.
