S. Korean soccer player Choi to marry Japanese celebrity Abe

S. Korean soccer player Choi to marry Japanese celebrity Abe

TOKYO, Japan - South Korean soccer player Choi Sung Yong (L in file photo) and Japan's TV personality Mihoko Abe (R in photo taken from her Web site) will marry in December, South Korean media said on July 11. They first met in 2000 when Abe interviewed Choi for a TV program.

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