Koyote's Shinji to Tie the Knot Next Year with Singer Seven Years Her Junior

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Shinji (real name Lee Ji-sun) of the popular co-ed group Koyote is getting married.

Her agency, JG Star, confirmed the news in a phone call with Dispatch on June 23rd, stating, "Shinji is currently undergoing her wedding photoshoot today," and "She is scheduled to marry in the first half of next year."
Groom Revealed and Group's Matrimonial Milestones

The groom-to-be is singer Moon Won (real name Park Sang-moon), who is seven years her junior. Shinji met him during her time as a DJ on MBC Standard FM's 'Lee Yoon-seok and Shinji's Sing Bungle Show.'

With this announcement, the majority of Koyote members will now be married. Earlier in April, fellow member Kim Jong-min held his wedding ceremony at The Shilla Seoul with a woman 11 years his junior.

At his wedding, Kim Jong-min had expressed, "It feels like a different life will unfold. Now that I'm married, I hope Shinji and Bbaek Ga will also have good news soon."

Shinji herself had previously voiced her desire to marry. In a variety show, she confessed, "Bbaek Ga and I have talked about wanting to go on couples' trips together after getting married."
Shinji's Career

Shinji debuted as a member of Koyote in 1998. The group has released numerous hit songs, including "Soonjung," "Mannam," and "Paran."