Ailee Confronts 'Unemployed Husband' Rumors, Reveals Choi Si Hun is a CEO
Singer Ailee appeared on 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2' to address rumors that her husband, Choi Si Hun ('Single's Inferno'), is unemployed. She revealed he is a CEO and shared an update on their life together.
Singer Ailee has directly addressed persistent rumors surrounding her husband, Choi Si Hun, clarifying that he is a company CEO and has never been unemployed. Appearing on a recent TV episode to share updates on their newlywed life, she revealed the emotional toll the speculation has taken on them.
"He's Never Been Unemployed for a Second"
On the December 22nd broadcast of SBS’s Same Bed, Different Dreams 2, Ailee spoke candidly about the rumors targeting her husband, whom she married eight months ago in April. "My husband has never been unemployed even once," she stated. "We went through a lot of emotional pain from misunderstandings and even hearing people say he lives off his wife’s money."
She explained his career path to set the record straight. "He was originally an influencer, and now he runs a company as a CEO," Ailee added. "Those comments hurt us, but now that we’re happy together, we don’t pay attention to them."
From 'Single's Inferno' to Ailee's Partner
Choi Si Hun first gained public recognition after appearing on Netflix's hit dating show, Single’s Inferno. His marriage to Ailee brought him further into the public eye. The recent episode revealed a couple navigating the pressures of fame together, showing that despite the various rumors, their bond remains strong.
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