Singer Park Ki-young's Divorce from Tango Dancer Revealed

The news of singer Park Ki-young's divorce has come to light, revealing that she and her tango dancer husband, Han Geol-eum, parted ways two years ago after five years of marriage. On March 26, Park Ki-young's agency confirmed the split, stating, "It is true that Park Ki-young has divorced Han Geol-eum, although we are unsure of the exact date, it was around two years ago."

Park Ki-young and Han Geol-eum first appeared together on KBS 2TV's 'Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend' in May 2016, where they delivered a stunning tango performance of Um Jung-hwa's 'The Rose of Betrayal.'

Their relationship evolved from a mentor-student dynamic to a romantic one, culminating in their marriage in 2017. At the time, Park Ki-young expressed her joy on social media, stating, "Today, I am marrying my teacher, Han Geol-eum. I am happy and excited to share this good news. Thank you, and have a great day!"

However, after approximately five years of marriage, they decided to end their relationship around 2023. Despite the emotional toll of the divorce, Park Ki-young continued her career, releasing her 25th-anniversary best album 'Love You More.'

Previously, Park Ki-young was married to a lawyer in 2010, with whom she had a daughter, but they divorced in 2015. She debuted in 1998 with the modern rock track 'Do You Remember?' from her first album and is known for her diverse musical range, including crossover, R&B, soul, and electronic genres, as well as her songwriting and composing skills.

Han Geol-eum, a prominent tango dancer in Korea, studied in Argentina for four years and is the head of a tango school, as well as the leader of the tango performance group Los Gatos and the chairman of the Korea-Argentina Tango Instructor Association.