Personal Life
Jung Jun-ho has 1 older sister and 2 younger brothers.
He is close friends with actor Shin Hyun-joon. He noted that they would often refer to each other as brothers or even consider each other as a family member. He was first acquainted with Shin in 2000 movie, The Siren. Since then, they became very good friends. Sometimes, they would discuss movie or series scripts with each other before deciding on whether to accept the offer to film the movie or series. In 2010, they reunited, after their last collaboration 10 years ago, to film a comedic cop movie that is similar to the American movie, Rush Hour, titled as Mr. George and Bongsik.
Besides Shin Hyun-joon, he is also good friends with many actors and actresses like Jang Dong-gun, Ahn Jae-wook, Kim Jung-eun, Choi Jin-sil and Jung Woong-in. In 2008 MBC Drama Award Ceremony, he went up in behalf of Choi Jin-sil to claim her award and brought it back to Choi Jin-sil when he paid tribute to her. Jung Jun-ho was also the host when Jeong Woong-in got married.
On March 25, 2011 he married MBC announcer Lee Ha Jung. They met in November 2010 when she interviewed him on the set of his drama Queen of Reversals .
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