Lee Min Ho and Bae Suzy broke up nearly two years ago, and the actress has since moved on by going into a relationship with the “Goblin” actor Lee Dong Wook. However, they too have called it quits after dating for a short time, three months to be exact.
Min Ho was also in the army when he and Suzy broke up, so it was somehow shocking. The exact reason for their split was not really explained so even until now, they are the ones who know what really happened that led them to end their romance in November 2017, just seven months after celebrating their second year anniversary.
How their romance was discovered
Lee Min Ho and Bae Suzy did not reveal their relationship to the public, however, they were caught by paparazzi, so their romance was exposed. Photos of them together in London were published and circulated online, and even overseas, the couple still appears to be wary of their surroundings because they were covering their faces.
Then again, their attempt to hide their identity clearly failed as Dispatch still recognized and followed them throughout their dates that lasted for three days. When they headed back to Korea, more photos of the two have emerged, and their agencies were forced to issue statements to confirm their dating status.
Will they get back together? The couple’s chance of reconciliation
In March 2018, Bae Suzy and Lee Dong Wook were revealed to be dating. But compared to Min Ho, this relationship was very short and only lasted for a few months. As per their agencies, the couple’s busy schedules were to blame for their split because they barely see each other due to their respective projects.
Since then, the singer/actress never dated anyone, and as for Lee Min Ho, he was discharged in
April 2019. With both of them single at the moment, there are fans who are hoping they would reconcile. They listed private matters as the reason for their split so perhaps they can patch things up now?
People close to them are skeptical about the reconciliation because Lee Min Ho and Bae Suzy are both very busy these days. The actor is also just making his comeback, so he probably doesn’t have time to do other things aside from fulfilling his schedules.


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