사진 확대 The late Kang Seo-ha. Photo by Kang Seo-ha SNS
Actor Kang Seo-ha (real name Kang Ye-won) passed away after fighting cancer.
According to the entertainment industry on the 14th, Kang Seo-ha died after fighting cancer on the same day. He was 31.
At the same time as the news was reported, an article commemorating the deceased was posted on Kang Seo-ha’s SNS.
According to the article, the author said, “I still can’t believe it, unni. Even though he is enduring the great pain, he worries about the people around him and worries about me. My angel who left so fast that he never skipped my meals, telling me to pay with his credit card even though he hadn’t eaten for months. I’m really ashamed of myself when I say “thank you” even though I’m holding out with painkillers. My sister worked so hard, and I hope you will be happy there without pain!” he wrote in person.
Internet users are expressing their condolences upon hearing this. One netizen expressed his affection for the deceased, saying, “I remember her as such a nice, pretty, and soft sister, but I will pray for her to rest in a good place.”
In addition, a netizen who seems to have learned acting classes from the deceased said, “I learned a lot thanks to the teacher and I am still working hard. I should have contacted you, but I’m sorry. I’ll miss you and remember you Sir,” he mourned.
In addition, many others joined the memorial, expressing their sorrows, such as “Let’s not get sick and just laugh,” and “I should have contacted you, but rest in peace.”
In particular, the background music of the article was accompanied by “The End of the Day” sung by the late Jonghyun, a member of the group SHINee, adding to the inkiness.
사진 확대 Kang Seo-ha. Photo by MCN
The mortuary of the deceased was set up in Room 8 of the funeral hall of Catholic University of Korea’s Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital. The stamping is scheduled for 7:40 a.m. on the 16th. The burial site is known as Haman, South Gyeongsang Province.
Kang Seo-ha, who was born in 1994, is a former theater graduate of the Korea National University of Arts and debuted in the entertainment industry in 2012 with the music video of Brave Girls’ “Getting Away.”
Since then, he has started acting as a JTBC drama “Sunam Girls’ High School Detective Team” and has appeared in a number of works such as KBS “Assembly,” “Again, First Love,” “Padoya Padoya,” MBC “Okjunghwa,” and SBS “Thoracic Surgery.”
Recently, he is known to have appeared in the movie The Mangin, which is expected to be the deceased’s posthumous work.
[JI SEUNG HUN, STAR TODAY Reporter]