Suzy Bae’s Dating History & Ex’s
If you are a K-pop fan, you already know that it is very difficult for K-pop stars to date because of the spotlight. Bae Su-Ji better known by the mononym Suzy or Suzy Bae, a South Korean singer and actress has been in the spotlight for many years. She has been linked to a lot of dating rumors. Suzy Bae is a member of the girl group miss A under JYP Entertainment and is best known for her roles in the musical drama Dream High (2011), romantic film Architecture 101 (2012), historical-fantasy Gu Family Book (2013) and melodrama Uncontrollably Fond (2016).
Bae Suzy is among the most beautiful and talented actresses in South Korea. She is currently making headlines for starring in those famous Kdrama. Thus, we cannot stop thinking about the actress’s real-life romances and link-ups.
In this article, let us take a look at how the spotlight and gossip surround Suzy Bae’s link up rumors and relationships of the Doona Star from Kim Soo Hyun to Lee Min Ho.
- Kim Soo Hyun
Bae Suzy starred with Kim Soo Hyun in the 2011 drama Dream High. Then the fans started talking about them dating. However, in 2013, Suzy Bae clarified that her link-up rumors with the It’s Okay Not To Be Okay star were a result of their close friendship. She also highlighted that they were in contact for a long time since their K-drama’s release.
- Sung Joon
In 2013, there were rumors about Bae Suzy and Sung Joon dating because they were seen having dinner together. But both of their agencies said it wasn’t true. Sung Joon even talked about it in an interview. He said people criticized him because Suzy is so famous. When asked if he was dating Suzy, he immediately denied them.
- Lee Min Ho
One of Suzy Bae’’s notable relationships was with K-drama actor Lee Min Ho. When rumors about them dating surfaced in 2015, Suzy’s agency, JYP Entertainment, confirmed it. They were open about their relationship and talked about it publicly. However, their relationship ended in 2017. Unfortunately, despite three years of what seemed to be a happy relationship, things didn’t work out, and in 2017, JYP Entertainment confirmed their breakup.
- Lee Dong Wook
Lee Dong Wook was Bae Suzy’s ideal type since 2012 as she once herself admitted it. However, dating rumors between them surfaced in March 2018 when an outlet confirmed their relationship. Dong Wook’s agency at the time also verified that the two met at a private gathering and connected well. Despite the significant 13-year age gap, fans were most intrigued by their relationship. It was reported that Lee Dong Wook was drawn to the down-to-earth nature of the “While You Were Sleeping” star. Unfortunately, their romance was brief, and by May, the two had parted ways.
- Lee Jong Suk
After starring together in the K-drama While you were sleeping South Korean actor Lee Jong-suk and Miss A member Bae Suzy sparked speculation about their relationship. While there’s no confirmation from either Jong-suk or Suzy about their status, fans couldn’t help but wonder if their bond played a role in Suzy’s breakup with Lee Min-Ho.
The timing of Suzy’s split with Lee Min-Ho and the announcement of the “While You Were Sleeping” cast led some fans to speculate that Suzy may have been involved with Jong-suk while still with Lee Min-Ho. However, there’s been no confirmation of this rumor from anyone involved.
- Lee Seung Gi
Following their lead roles in the 2019 K-drama Vagabond rumors started swirling among fans that Lee Seung-gi and Bae Suzy might be more than just co-stars. However, both their agencies and Seung-gi himself confirmed it clear that they are simply good friends, debunking any romantic speculation.
Bae Suzy’s Ideal Men
Fans often fantasize about the possibility of dating their favorite celebrities if they were to meet in real life. During interviews, many stars discuss their preferences when it comes to romantic partners, including Bae Suzy.
So, what does Bae Suzy look for in a partner? While she hasn’t delved deeply into the topic, she once mentioned that her ideal type is none other than Kang Dong-Won.
