Marriage is a timeless bond that reflects the purest form of love, bringing people together in unity and commitment. Earlier today (Friday, 23rd May 2025), Taiwanese artist Jeffrey Kung (孔令奇) revealed a heartfelt milestone with the world—his marriage to Eunice Jaymie Tan, the great-niece of Lee Shin Cheng, the late founder of the IOI Group.
According to his captions, Jeffrey proposed to Eunice on 8th February 2024, as shown on their Instagram page, marking the beginning of their new chapter. Later that year, they officially registered their marriage at the Beverly Hills Courthouse. Choosing to announce it on a day celebrating love added depth to the moment. Fans embraced the news as a beautiful symbol of enduring affection.
Born in Los Angeles, Jeffrey Kung blends Chinese and English seamlessly in his music. He is also the older brother of TV personality Crystal Kung Minkoff, further highlighting his ties to the entertainment world. His debut album earned him a Golden Melody award for Best New Artist in 2001, cementing his place in the music industry. He continued to publish more albums with hit songs such as “Real Life,” “Dream Girl,” and “Boss”.
The singer reportedly first came across Eunice on social media in 2023 and was immediately drawn to her beauty. He decided to take a chance by sending her a message, initially without a response. However, his persistence eventually caught her attention. A few months later, they met in person for the first time, and their romance soon blossomed.
The couple plans to celebrate their union with two weddings, honouring both of their cultural backgrounds. The first ceremony will be held in Los Angeles, followed by a second celebration in Eunice’s home country of Malaysia, at the Marriott Putrajaya Hotel.
For now, the exact dates of the weddings have not been revealed to the public. Nonetheless, we congratulate Jeffrey and Eunice on their marriage and wish them a joyful and prosperous future together.
Sources: Instagram (1)(2), The Star, Screen Rant
Zaima Humaria contributed to this article
