Byun Yo-han Shares Wedding Thoughts With Tiffany Young: “I’ll Live Well With the Support You’ve Given Us”

Actor Byun Yo-han publicly addressed his upcoming marriage to Tiffany Young for the first time, expressing gratitude for the support surrounding their relationship.

Speaking on February 12 at the production press conference for the upcoming Netflix film Pavane, Byun briefly shared his thoughts when asked about his engagement.

Instead of focusing solely on his personal life, the actor tied his answer to the film’s central message. “Pavane is a story about love receiving love, giving love, and understanding what love truly means,” he said. “I hope audiences around the world will experience that through this film.”

He then added, “Thank you for the question and for your support. I will live well, as much as you’ve supported us.” His calm but sincere response drew attention, marking his first public remarks about the marriage since the couple’s relationship was confirmed in December.

A Relationship That Grew From Collaboration

Byun Yo-han and Tiffany Young first met while working together on Disney+’s Uncle Samsik. Their on-screen collaboration gradually developed into a real-life relationship, and the two later confirmed they were seriously dating with marriage in mind.

While details about the wedding have not been disclosed, the couple has received warm congratulations from fans both in Korea and internationally.

Love at the Center of Pavane

At the event, Byun continued to reflect on love both personal and cinematic. “Love is something science cannot fully explain. It exists everywhere, like oxygen,” he said. “I believe Pavane is a film born from that idea. I hope you all will come to love this movie. Love, everyone.”

Pavane tells the story of three individuals who have closed off their hearts, only to become light for one another as they confront life and love. The film is based on Park Min-gyu’s novel Pavane for a Dead Princess.

Byun plays Yo-han, a free-spirited rock music lover, alongside Go Ah-sung and Moon Sang-min. The film will premiere on Netflix on February 20.