Singer Lyn and Lee Soo have ended their marriage after 11 years.
According to their agency 325E&C on the 23rd, the couple agreed to go their separate ways based on sufficient communication and mutual respect, and they have recently completed the divorce process.
The agency emphasized that the decision was not due to fault on either side and was reached after an amicable agreement.
They also stated that both Lyn and Lee Soo will continue their music activities under the same agency.
The agency said, "The two artists have maintained a good partnership based on a deep understanding and respect for each other's music and artistic activities throughout their 11 years of marriage. Although their legal relationship has been concluded, they will continue to support each other from their respective positions as musical colleagues."
Lyn and Lee Soo were close friends in the music industry for 10 years before starting a public relationship in 2013 and getting married in 2014.
The two released a duet project album titled 'Friendlyn' last October, with Lee Soo as the first vocalist of the project, drawing attention for their first duet collaboration.
Lyn debuted in 2000 with her first album 'My First Confession' and gained immense popularity with several hit songs such as 'I Loved You', 'Time Goes Back', 'Teddy Bear', and 'Honey, Darling, Love'. She is recognized as a unique vocalist in the music industry with her emotionally rich singing style.
She is currently engaging with viewers through MBN's '2025 Korea-Japan King of Singers Competition'.
Lee Soo also debuted in 2000 with the group 'Moon Child'. He re-debuted two years later in 2002 with MC the Max and has been referred to as 'The Vocal of a Thousand Voices' due to his exceptional vocal abilities. He has established his position in the music industry as part of the 'Four Heavenly Kings' known as 'Kim Na Park Lee' (Kim Bum-soo, Naul, Park Hyo-shin, Lee Soo).
In 2009, he was embroiled in a prostitution scandal and received a deferred prosecution disposition. This incident led to a halt in all his activities, and he has not engaged in any significant official activities since then.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
