Tragic Passing of Actor Song Jae-rim Shakes the Entertainment Industry
In a shocking turn of events, actor Song Jae-rim has passed away, leaving behind a legacy that resonates deeply within the Korean entertainment community.
On November 12, he was found deceased in an apartment located in Seongdong-gu, with authorities uncovering a two-page suicide note at the scene. His former agency expressed confusion about his whereabouts after his contract expired last year. The memorial service was held later that day at Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital, with the cremation scheduled for November 14 at the Seoul Municipal Crematory, though the final resting place has yet to be determined.
The cause of death remains undisclosed, but news of his sudden demise has sent shockwaves through the film and theater circuits, especially following his recent appearance in a musical. Just this past August, he participated in an MBC segment highlighting his active lifestyle and passion for challenges, revealing his love for cooking and camping.
Song Jae-rim, born in 1985, debuted in 2009 with the film "Actresses" and has appeared in numerous dramas, including "The Moon Embracing the Sun," "Two Weeks," and "Goodbye Mr. Black." His most recent stage performance was in the musical "Marie Antoinette," which now stands as his final work.
His filmography also includes various successful movies, and he recently took on a role in the Tving drama "Queen Woo." As fans and colleagues mourn the loss of this talented actor, his profound impact on South Korean culture remains indisputable.