In a surprising turn of events, renowned actress Soo Hyun has announced her divorce from Matthew Shampine, a former executive at WeWork, after five years of marriage. They formally ended their relationship, sparking speculation and curiosity among fans and media alike.

Star News reported on the 23rd that Soo Hyun and her husband, whose Korean name is Cha Min Geun, decided to part ways after tying the knot on December 14, 2019, at a lavish wedding held at the prestigious Shilla Hotel in Seoul. Their marriage closely followed the public announcement of their romance, captivating audiences due to the marriage of a beloved entertainment icon and an accomplished entrepreneur.

While the specific reasons behind their separation remain private, there has been no mention of child custody arrangements in public discussions. The couple welcomed a daughter shortly after their marriage in September 2020, adding another layer to their personal narrative that the public is now eager to understand.

Soo Hyun's illustrious career spans nearly two decades. She originally gained fame as a model, winning the Korea-China Supermodel Contest in 2005, and quickly transitioned into acting with her breakout role in the SBS drama "Queen of the Game." Known for her versatile acting skills, she has graced numerous dramas such as "The Fugitive: Plan B," "Romance Town," and "7th Grade Civil Servant." In 2015, she took the Hollywood scene by storm with a role in "Avengers: Age of Ultron," and has since appeared in notable projects like "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" and Netflix's "Marco Polo."

Her most recent work has also made waves. Soo Hyun played the formidable character Maeda in the first season of Netflix's "Gyeongseong Creature," showcasing her ability to tackle intense roles. Furthermore, she has everyone talking after a standout performance as Bok Dong Hee in the JTBC drama "Not a Hero," where her character struggles with personal challenges, highlighting her commitment to diverse portrayals. Fans are eagerly anticipating her upcoming Korean film debut, "A Normal Family," set to release on October 9th.

On the other side of the split, Cha Min Geun, 42, who previously held important roles at WeWork, including CEO of WeWork Korea, is now leading DnKorea, a burgeoning proptech firm in South Korea. With a background as a Korean-American adoptee from New Jersey, he brings a unique perspective to his ventures in the real estate industry.

As fans and followers grapple with the news of Soo Hyun and Cha Min Geun's separation, many are left wondering how this will impact their future endeavors both personally and professionally. Stay tuned for updates on their journeys as they navigate this new chapter in their lives!