Bae Yong Joon's 53-Year-Old White Hair, Long Hair Update

Recent photos of actor Bae Yong-joon and his wife Park Soo-jin during their trip to Singapore have become a hot topic. The couple, spotted on the Disney Adventure Cruise in Singapore, drew attention with Bae Yong-joon's long, white hair and Park Soo-jin's innocent beauty. After disembarking from the cruise, Bae Yong-joon showed himself to be a caring father, carrying the luggage himself in place of his two children, while Park Soo-jin followed, attending to the children.

Previously, Singaporean media reported that Bae Yong-joon and Park Soo-jin, along with Park Shin-hye and Choi Tae-joon, boarded the Disney Adventure Cruise in Singapore with their children. A netizen who was on the same cruise commented on Bae Yong-joon, saying, "​He looks well-maintained, aside from his white hair," and added, "​His healthy tanned skin was impressive, and he was tall with a unique aura."

Bae Yong-joon is a star who ignited the Hallyu wave in Japan with the drama ‘Winter Sonata,’ creating the ‘Yonsama’ syndrome. He is currently 53 years old, and his white hair and long hairstyle, naturally accumulated over time, have captured fans' interest. Netizens reacted positively to his white hair, with comments like "​Gray hair looks cool too" and "​Even white hair suits Yonsama."

Bae Yong-joon and Park Soo-jin married in 2015 and have one son and one daughter. They are currently residing in Hawaii, USA. The couple has reportedly paused their entertainment activities to focus on investments and business.

Bae Yong-joon's white, long hairstyle is gaining more attention in conjunction with the recent trend of ‘Going Gray’. ‘Going Gray’ is a trend that embraces and showcases white hair rather than hiding it. As the social atmosphere respecting individuality expands, more people are choosing to maintain white or gray hair. In particular, styles like ‘​Gray Blending’, where white hair is naturally mixed with the existing hair color as Bae Yong-joon has done, are being perceived as sophisticated.