So former Girls’ Generation (소녀시대) member, Jessica Jung (제시카), finally revealed her relationship status with Tyler Kwon!
During her interview with Star News on Tuesday (17th May), the singer admitted that she has been dating Kwon for more than 3 years, which means they were already together when she was still with Girls’ Generation.
“I actually didn’t admit nor deny the relationship. However, he’s already become my official boyfriend. It’s been over 3 years since we started dating. I’ve dated him the longest amongst the guys I have dated so far,” Jessica confessed.
The songstress added that when she was still a member of Girls’ Generation, she couldn’t admit the relationship because SM Entertainment told her not to.
She said, “(Tyler Kwon) is a smart and intelligent person. I think after being in the entertainment industry, someone in a different field as opposed to the same field looked cooler. We can respect one another”.
Besides that, the idol also mentioned about marriage plans.
“I think we’ll marry when it’s the right time later. These days a lot of my friends are getting married and seeing them makes me want to get married,” Jessica said to the news outlet.
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When asked about having kids, the singer said that she wants at least 2 because she likes having a younger sister (Krystal Jung). Aww :)
Not only did the singer bless us with such happy news, she also dropped her debut mini-album, titled “With Love, J”, earlier today. Her title track, “Fly”, features rapper Fabolous and it is a fun song about encouragement and never giving up. The music video is full of colours and it features some of Los Angeles’ beautiful sights.
Watch the music video below:
The mini-album consists of 6 tracks including “Love Me the Same”, “Golden Sky”, “Falling Crazy In Love”, “Big Mini World”, and “Dear Diary.”
You can order her mini-album here.
Congratulations Jessica on both your career and relationship! We’re so immensely happy for you ;)
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