At 34, D.O. (Do Kyung-soo) is speaking candidly about his personal views on marriage—revealing that, for now, it’s simply not on his radar.
A Frank Conversation on Jaefriends
In a recent episode of Jaefriends, released on December 30, D.O. appeared alongside singer Na Yoon-kwon as a guest, joining host Kim Jaejoong for a relaxed, honest conversation.
As the discussion turned to family and life milestones, Na Yoon-kwon shared heartfelt stories about his 12-month-old son, describing the joy of watching his child begin to understand words and respond emotionally. His reflections set a warm, personal tone for what followed.

“I Don’t Have Any Marriage Fantasy”
Picking up on the topic, Kim Jaejoong casually asked D.O. whether he had thought about getting married. D.O.’s response was immediate and clear.
“Not yet,” he said, before adding, “Most people have some kind of fantasy about marriage—but I don’t have one at all.”
The comment quickly caught viewers’ attention, as it marked one of D.O.’s most straightforward statements on the subject to date. Rather than framing it as a rejection of marriage entirely, his words suggested a grounded, present-focused outlook—one that doesn’t feel pressured by age or expectations.
What About Dating?
Jaejoong followed up by asking about dating, keeping the mood light. He then jokingly referenced his own “public relationship,” quipping that he has been “dating fans for 24 years,” drawing laughter and easing the moment.
While D.O. did not elaborate further on his romantic life, his calm, matter-of-fact tone reinforced the idea that he prefers to keep such matters private—and unforced.
Staying True to His Pace
Known for his sincerity and understated personality, D.O.’s comments resonated with many viewers who appreciated his honesty. Rather than aligning with conventional timelines, he made it clear that he’s content moving at his own pace, without romanticized expectations.
As both a musician and actor, D.O. continues to focus on his work—choosing authenticity over headlines, and clarity over speculation.

