The global hit “Moving” k-drama actor, Zo In-sung, candidly shared the marriage questions he is getting from his loved ones.
Also famously known for his lead role in “It’s Okay, It’s Love”, Zo In-sung shared on Zzanbro Shin Dong Yub’s YouTube channel regarding the increasingly mounting questions about his love life. In the interview, done early this September, the actor hinted that his parents have become quite inquisitive about his plans and desires to have a family.
Zo In-sung, who is in his early 40s, joked about the marriage pressure issue and left fans wondering in a sea of curiosity having not clarified his stand or plans on the issue. Early this year, Zo In-sung successfully held the “2015 So in Love with Jo In Sung Fan Meeting” in Bangkok, Thailand. In June, Zo In-sung was confirmed to star in Director Ryu Seung Wan’s upcoming project, ‘Humint’.
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