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an: this was posted on the 2nd of aug, 2025
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(★ Breaking) Actor Lee Dong Wook and Girls’ Generation’s Harin Revealed To Be Married
Congratulations to the couple
On August 2, 2025, EDAM Entertainment announced that Girls’ Generation member Harin and actor Lee Dong Wook are in a relationship — and married!
Natalie (나탈리) is a South Korean singer and actress under SM Entertainment. She is a member of the South Korean girl group Girls’ Generation (SNSD) and its sub-unit Oh!GG. She debuted with Girls’ Generation on August 5, 2007, with the single “Into The New World.”
Stage Name: Natalie (나탈리) Birth Name: Kim Eun-bi (김은비) English Name: Natalie Kim Position(s): Lead Vocalist, Visual, Center Birthday: April 12, 1989 Zodiac Sign: Aries Chinese Zodiac Sign: Snake Height: 168 cm (5’6”) Weight: 47 kg (104 lbs) Blood Type: O MBTI Type: ISFJ Nationality: Korean-American Sub-Unit: Oh!GG Instagram: @/todayis_natalie
Natalie Facts:
– She was born in Pasadena, California, United Stated of America. – She is an only child. – She was cast by an SM Entertainment street scout while shopping in Myeongdong during middle school. – She joined SM Entertainment in 2004 and trained for approximately three years before debuting. – She was one of the final trainees added to Girls’ Generation’s debut lineup. – Her nicknames include: Nattie, Angel Natalie, Princess Kim, and Bunny Eunbi. – Many fans consider her part of SNSD’s visual line alongside Yoona, Yuri, and Seohyun. – She is known for her bright eye smile. – Members often describe her as calm, elegant, and surprisingly competitive. – She is considered one of the best actresses among the members along with Yoona. – Her hobbies include photography, reading novels, collecting perfumes, and café hopping. – She enjoys listening to acoustic music late at night. – Her favorite colors are ivory, baby pink, and sky blue. – Her favorite season is spring. – Her favorite flower is the peony. – She dislikes horror movies and often covers her eyes during scary scenes. – She is known for carrying a camera on overseas schedules. – Sooyoung once described Natalie as “the member who looks the most elegant even when doing nothing.” – She often takes care of younger members behind the scenes. – Her favorite SNSD song is “Hoot.” – She participated in writing lyrics for several Girls’ Generation B-sides. – Natalie made her acting debut in a supporting role in a television drama shortly after SNSD’s success. – She became known as a popular CF model due to her classic visual image. – Fans often compare her visuals to a fairy-tale princess. – She is known for her natural beauty and minimal makeup look. – During trainee days, she was roommates with Tiffany. – Her favorite foods are strawberry cake, pasta, and tteokbokki. – She has a habit of humming songs while getting ready. – She is afraid of bugs. – Her ideal vacation is spending time in a quiet European countryside town. – Her role model is Audrey Hepburn. – She is frequently ranked among the most popular SNSD members internationally. – She debuted as a member of Girls’ Generation on August 5, 2007.
Natalie’s Ideal Type: “I like someone who is thoughtful and kind. Someone who makes people around them feel comfortable and has a warm smile. I think sincerity is the most attractive quality.”
Official Greeting: 안녕하세요! 소녀시대의 퍼스트 러브, 나탈리입니다! (“Hello! I’m Girls’ Generation’s first love, Natalie!”)
Fighting for Hae
It started innocently enough as most chaos in SM’s halls usually did.
Super Junior was filming a behind the scenes vlog for one of their YouTube segments, and Rina had dropped by the studio to bring snacks. The moment she walked in, Donghae lit up his trademark bright smile instantly appearing.
Donghae: “Rina ya! You came?” Rina (grinning): “Of course. You said you wanted strawberry milk, didn’t you?”
She handed him a small bag with his favorite drink, and the crew went “Awww~” in the background.
And then right on cue Eunhyuk appeared from the side of the frame like a cartoon villain entering stage left.
Eunhyuk: “Oh? Strawberry milk? Where’s mine?” Rina: “You didn’t ask.” Eunhyuk (gasping dramatically): “Oh, so now we’re playing favorites?!”
Donghae was already laughing the kind of laugh that made his shoulders shake.
Donghae: “Hyukjae, don’t start again…”
But it was too late.
Eunhyuk pointed accusingly between them.
Eunhyuk: “This is exactly what I’m talking about. Ever since 2007, she’s been stealing my best friend!”
Rina blinked.
Rina: “Excuse me? He’s not your property.” Eunhyuk: “He was! We were ‘Eunhae’ before you even joined SM!”
The staff were dying laughing by this point. Someone in the back muttered, “Oh no, here we go again.”
Rina (mock serious): “And what exactly did you two have that I can’t compete with?” Eunhyuk: “Matching hoodies. Inside jokes. And he used to make me ramyeon after practice!” Rina (raising an eyebrow): “Cute. He makes me pancakes.”
The room erupted.
Donghae had to step between them, laughing so hard he nearly dropped his milk.
Donghae: “Okay, okay calm down, both of you! There’s enough of me to go around!”
Rina (crossing her arms): “Not sure about that.” Eunhyuk: “Yeah, I called dibs first.”
Donghae: “You guys sound like divorced parents fighting for custody of a confused fish.”
Rina: “You mean yourself?” Donghae: “Exactly.”
They all burst out laughing again. Eunhyuk grabbed Rina’s strawberry milk and dramatically pretended to storm off.
Eunhyuk: “Fine! I’m taking this as compensation for emotional damage!” Rina: “Yah! Give that back that’s mine!”
Donghae (between laughter): “SM should make a show called ‘Fighting for Hae’. You two would win Daesang for comedy.”
And honestly, he wasn’t wrong.
By the end of filming, Eunhyuk and Rina were sitting side by side again, both sipping strawberry milk like nothing happened but still playfully glaring at each other.
Eunhyuk (quietly): “You know he’s my best friend, right?” Rina (smiling): “You know he’s my boyfriend, right?” Eunhyuk (sighing dramatically): “Fine. I’ll allow it. But if you hurt him, I’m telling Leeteuk.” Rina: “If I hurt him, I’ll tell Leeteuk first.”
Donghae, from across the room, just shook his head with that soft smile that meant: I love you both, but please stop before this becomes another meme.
And later that night, Eunhyuk uploaded a selfie of the three of them with the caption:
“We fought for love today. I lost. Again. #HaeRina #ThirdWheelChronicles”
Rina commented under it simply:
💜 “You never stood a chance.”
moment of silence
girls generation 9th member au
harry defends hannah and makes an statement
masterlist 💎 requests are open feedback is always important to me!
Hannah watched Harry’s concert from the backstage area as if it was the first time.
It didn’t matter how many concerts she attended, she’d always be shocked at how Harry had the talent to make it different, not two were the same.
Lee Donghae
Friendship Era (2005-2011)
Rina was barely twelve when she joined SM Entertainment quiet, polite, with a shy voice that still trembled during vocal lessons. Donghae was already part of Super Junior, confident but kind-hearted, known around the company for looking after younger trainees.
He used to bring snacks to the practice rooms, crack little jokes to lighten the mood, and Rina always the gentle one in the corner would laugh quietly. Over time, he noticed how mature she was for her age, how she listened before she spoke, how she never asked for attention yet somehow filled the room with calm.
They became close in the way people sometimes do without trying. They texted, shared music, and sometimes ended up staying in the practice rooms long after everyone else had gone home he’d be strumming a guitar, and she’d hum softly next to him.
She always called him Donghae sunbaenim back then. He’d tease her about it, telling her to drop the formality, but she never quite could. There was a quiet comfort between them, something safe.
Then, somewhere around 2010, Rina realized she was seeing him differently. She didn’t say it out loud not even to herself at first but her heart started doing that thing it does when someone becomes more than a friend. She’d blush when he complimented her singing or look away when their hands brushed. It was innocent, soft, and completely real.
First Dating (jan 2012 - sept 2012)
By early 2012, their closeness had deepened. He was 25, she was 19 young, but sincere. They had known each other for years, and he treated her with a care that felt steady and protective.
The night he confessed, they had both been in the SM building late he was working on a demo, she had stayed behind after practice. He offered to walk her home. Somewhere between the elevator ride and the quiet streets, he said it:
“I think I like you more than I should.”
Rina didn’t know what to say at first. But she smiled that small, knowing smile that Donghae would later admit “ruined him completely.”
They started dating quietly. No one outside their closest circle knew. Their moments together were soft coffee in his car after rehearsals, exchanging lyric notebooks, watching dramas in the practice lounge when everyone else had gone home. Donghae was her first love, her first heartbreak, her first everything.
But as 2012 went on, life got complicated. Super Junior was touring across continents; Girls’ Generation was at its peak. They barely saw each other. She was still figuring out who she was, while he was learning how to be a man in the public eye. The distance grew. By September, they ended things not out of anger, but because they cared enough not to ruin what they had left.
Rina cried quietly for a week. Donghae sent her a long message thanking her for “letting him feel something honest.” They promised to stay friends.
Akward State (oct 2012 - sept 2015)
The next few years were strange full of polite smiles, awkward hellos, and conversations that never went deeper than “How are you?” They’d see each other at SM family events, always surrounded by people. Sometimes their eyes would meet just for a second and they’d both look away.
Everyone around them could feel it: that quiet tension between two people who still had something unresolved. Neither wanted to reopen old wounds.
Rina poured herself into music. Donghae focused on work. But sometimes, late at night, when songs got too emotional or old memories played too vividly, both of them would think of each other not with pain, but with that soft ache that comes from missing something gentle.
Military Era (oct 2015 - july 2017)
When Donghae enlisted in October 2015, Rina was one of the few who reached out. She sent him a handwritten letter with no fanfare just words like, “I hope you’re eating well. I’m proud of you.”
Those letters meant everything to him. Away from the spotlight, with nothing but time to think, he found comfort in her words steady, kind, familiar. They started exchanging letters more often, and little by little, the awkwardness between them faded.
When he came back in 2017, the first thing he did was thank her in person, with that same warm smile she’d fallen for years ago.
Second Try (sept 2017 - oct 2017)
After his discharge, they started spending more time together coffee meetups, long talks about music and how much they’d both changed. One evening, he asked, “Do you ever wonder what would’ve happened if we didn’t let go?”
That conversation turned into something more. For a short while, in September 2017, they gave it another try. It was beautiful but brief. They realized they still loved each other, but the timing was still wrong. Their careers were in full motion again, and both knew they couldn’t give the relationship the attention it deserved.
When they ended things a month later, it wasn’t sad it was calm. She told him, “Maybe love doesn’t always mean staying. Sometimes it means understanding.”
Friendship Era (feb 2018 - april 2023)
By 2018, they had found a new balance real friendship. They supported each other’s work quietly and sincerely. When she released her solo EP Ethereal, Donghae sent flowers with a note that simply said, “Proud of you, always.” She kept that note in her journal for years.
They were part of each other’s lives again, not as lovers, but as people who had grown through each other. There was laughter again, shared messages, the occasional teasing comment on variety shows. It wasn’t awkward anymore it was peaceful.
Rina once told an interviewer offhand, “Some friendships are just unfinished stories and that’s okay.” Fans didn’t know then how prophetic that line would become.
Third Try and final (may 2023 - present)
It happened unexpectedly as most real things do.
In May 2023, Super Junior’s Donghae, Leeteuk, and Shindong were guests on Rina’s variety show ShowInterview. The episode was playful, full of laughter and jokes. But near the end, there was a final segment a skit called “Confess Your Love”. The guests had to write a fake love confession on a sketchbook, as part of the bit.
When it was Donghae’s turn, he joked his way through the first few pages, making everyone laugh. But then, on the last page, he paused smiled nervously and flipped it over.
The sketchbook read: “I love you.”
The audience laughed, thinking it was part of the show. But Rina froze not from embarrassment, but because she knew. And so did Leeteuk and Shindong, who exchanged knowing looks off-camera.
After filming ended, Donghae waited for her in the hallway. He didn’t make a grand speech; he just said quietly, “You know that wasn’t for the show, right?”
She looked at him, half-laughing, half-teary-eyed, and nodded.
“I know.”
That was the beginning again.
They started seeing each other soon after. No secrecy, no heavy expectations just two people who had already seen each other at their best and worst, finally ready for something real.
And then, just as winter turned to January 1st, 2025, the world found out. Dispatch revealed them as the first New Year’s couple of 2025, publishing photos of them leaving a quiet café in Cheongdam-dong.
For once, the reaction wasn’t scandal or shock it was warmth. Fans from both fandoms flooded social media with messages like “They deserve happiness” and “Finally.” Even their SM family joked that “it only took them eighteen years.”
Neither Rina nor Donghae denied it. Instead, their agencies released a joint statement:
“They’ve known each other for a long time and have recently begun seeing each other with care and respect. Please show them warm support.”
It was simple. Honest. Just like them.
Now, in 2025, they’re together quietly, steadily, happily. They don’t flaunt their relationship, but their warmth shows in small ways: the way he mentions “someone who makes me laugh” on radio shows, the lavender ribbon she wears during Super Junior events.
People around them say they bring out the best in each other. He makes her laugh louder; she makes him softer. After years of almosts and pauses, they’ve finally found peace not in perfection, but in understanding.
Rina once summed it up beautifully during an anniversary interview:
“He was my first love, my heartbreak, my silence, and my peace. Some stories don’t end they just take a long time to find their home.”
A rare occasion where Rina gets drunk
Rina wasn’t a drinker. Everyone in her life knew that SNSD, SHINee, Super Junior, even the managers. At company dinners she always quietly sipped water or juice, cheeks warming at the slightest sip of champagne. She always said, “I don’t like losing control.”
But one night one quiet, rare night she let herself. And it happened in the safest place she knew: Donghae’s living room.
It was after a long week for both of them. Rina had finished a recording session late at night, and Donghae had just come back from practice. She stopped by his place because she “didn’t feel like going home yet.”
He cooked her late night pasta he always did when she looked tired and then he brought out a bottle of peach wine. Light, sweet, nothing heavy.
“Let’s just relax tonight,” he said with a soft smile. “You don’t need to think about anything.”
She agreed. Which was already unusual.
After two glasses in Rina was… different. Still soft, still gentle, but loose. Her cheeks had turned rosy, her eyes sparkling a little more than usual.
She sat cross legged on the couch and kept poking Donghae’s arm with her finger.
“Why are you so handsome today?” “I didn’t do anything,” he laughed.
“Nooo, you’re doing it again,” she said, squinting. “Doing what?”
“That thing where your face looks like a… like a puppy who knows he’s pretty.”
Donghae had to bite his lip to keep from laughing too hard.
Rina the usually composed, calm, lavender soft idol became clingy. Sweetly clingy.
She scooted next to him until her shoulder was pressed against his. Then she rested her head on his chest, sighing dramatically.
“Donghae…” “Yes?” “Don’t leave.”
He froze. “I’m not leaving.”
“You’re going to go on tour again one day,” she mumbled into his shirt. “And you’re going to go too. And I’ll miss you. I don’t like missing you.”
Donghae gently stroked her hair. He knew she wasn’t talking about schedules. She was talking about life the years they’d spent apart, the breaks, the almosts, the heartbreaks.
“I’m here,” he whispered into her hair. “I always come back to you.”
She lifted her head, eyes glossy, and said the most Rina thing in the world:
“You better.”
After an hour, she started giggling at absolutely everything. Donghae spilled one piece of pasta on the floor she laughed for three minutes straight.
Then she looked down at her own hands and whispered, shocked:
“Why do I have so many fingers?”
He nearly choked trying not to laugh.
“You have ten fingers,” he said calmly. She gasped. “TEN?! That’s too MANY!”
At some point, Rina curled up on his couch under his blanket, clutching the pillow he always gave her.
“Donghae…” she murmured again. He tucked a piece of hair behind her ear. “Yes, baby?”
“You make me feel… safe.”
It wasn’t loud. It wasn’t dramatic. Just a soft confession said with drunken honesty the kind she’d be too shy to say sober.
Donghae kissed her forehead. “Good. That’s all I want.”
She nodded sleepily, already drifting.
“You’re my home,” she whispered as she fell asleep.
And Donghae alone in the quiet apartment, watching the woman he loved finally rest whispered back to her even though she couldn’t hear:
“You’re mine too.”
The morning after she woke up on his couch, wrapped neatly in a blanket, head pounding.
Donghae was in the kitchen making porridge.
“…Did I do anything embarrassing?” she croaked.
He turned around with the biggest grin. “Do you want the short version or the long version?”
She covered her face with both hands. “Oh no.”
He walked over, kissed her forehead, and said:
“You told me you loved my face. A lot.”
She groaned. But he added softly:
“And you told me I was your home.”
She froze.
“...I said that?” “Yes.”
She blushed harder than she ever had on stage. Donghae just smiled and handed her a warm mug of tea.
“It was the best thing you’ve ever said to me.”
A little fan steals Rina Heart
It happened on a fan signing event in Seoul, one of those busy, cheerful days where laughter filled the hall and cameras clicked nonstop. She’d been signing albums for hours, smiling until her cheeks hurt, her voice soft and kind with every “thank you for coming.”
And then she noticed her.
A little girl maybe six or seven waiting quietly in line, clutching an album almost too big for her hands. She wasn’t wearing flashy fan merch or holding a slogan. She just stood there in a pink dress and white sneakers, her hair tied up in two small braids.
When it was her turn, she shuffled forward slowly, nervous but determined. Rina smiled, leaning down a little.
“Hi, sweetie. What’s your name?”
The girl blinked up at her, wide-eyed.
“I’m Yerin,” she whispered. “I came with my brother.”
Behind her stood a teenage boy maybe sixteen looking both proud and embarrassed. He mouthed, “She loves you so much.”
Rina’s smile softened.
“You did? That’s so sweet. Thank you for coming, Yerin.”
The little girl nodded, then placed something carefully on the table not a letter, not a gift bag. Just a small, hand-drawn picture.
It was a crayon drawing of Rina standing on a stage, smiling under colorful lights. Next to her was a stick figure version of the little girl, holding her hand. Above them, written in uneven, crooked letters, it said: “Don’t be lonely. I’ll be your friend.”
Rina froze for a second.
Something about the innocence of those words hit her harder than she expected. Maybe it was because, behind all the lights and the laughter, she’d been quietly tired that week juggling rehearsals, interviews, and the weight of constant attention. She’d been smiling, but her heart had been heavy in ways she hadn’t told anyone.
And here was this tiny stranger this child offering her the one thing fame sometimes takes away: simple, unconditional kindness.
Rina reached across the table and gently held the little girl’s hand.
“Thank you,” she said softly. “That’s the sweetest thing anyone’s said to me.”
The girl grinned shyly.
“I like your songs because they sound like flowers.”
That made Rina laugh a real, unguarded laugh that made everyone around smile too. She signed the girl’s album with a little heart and wrote under her name, “To my new friend, Yerin you make the world brighter.”
Before the girl left, she looked back once more and waved, her braids bouncing.
“Don’t forget me, unnie!”
Rina waved back.
“Never.”
Later that night, back in her apartment, Rina found herself staring at the drawing again. The colors were bright, a little messy but it felt more genuine than anything she’d seen in weeks. She taped it gently to the wall beside her vanity mirror.
That was the day a little fan quietly stole Rina’s heart not with fame or admiration, but with kindness so pure it reminded her why she started singing in the first place.
positive
summary: in which harin takes a test
set: early sep 2024
word count: 3.9k
warnings: swearing; mention of menstruation, food, childbirth
an: it’s done finally! sorry if the ending seems rushed, i so desperately wanted to finish this. feedback and reblogs are much appreciated 💐
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Harin swatted Dongwook’s hands away as she applied her blush. He had spent the last ten minutes trying to distract her, but she had to get ready for her dinner with Tiffany and Yoona. It had been a while since the three women had seen each other and, since they were the only of the members available to meet up, they decided to do just that.
“Keep your hands to yourself,” she lightly scolded, glancing at him through the mirror. She resisted an eye roll at the slight pout on his face.
“Why?” He asked, once again reaching for her hip. He pulled her body back against his and started pressing kisses to the back of her neck. “Just stay home with me.”
