Actor Kang Seo-ha (real name: Kang Ye-won) has died after a battle with stomach cancer, at the age of 31.
According to a report by SPOTV News on the 14th, Kang Seo-ha passed away yesterday afternoon following her fight with stomach cancer. Her wake was held at the Catholic University of Korea Seoul St. Mary's Hospital Funeral Hall, Room 8. The funeral is scheduled for 7:40 AM on the 16th, with her final resting place being in Haman, South Gyeongsang Province.
On the deceased's social media, a touching tribute video featuring moments from her life was posted along with a heartfelt message from her family. They wrote, "It still doesn't feel real, sis. Even in the face of such immense pain, you were always concerned about the people around you, about me. You insisted on paying with your card for meals even when you hadn't been able to eat for months, my angel who left us too soon. Even while relying on painkillers, you said we should be thankful for what we have, and I felt so humbled." They remembered her fondly.
They continued, "My sister, you've endured so much. May you find only happiness and no pain where you are now!" as they mourned her passing.
Born in 1994, Kang Seo-ha was a graduate of the Korea National University of Arts School of Drama and made her entertainment debut in 2012 in the music video for Brave Guys' "Farther Away." She went on to appear in various television dramas such as JTBC's "Schoolgirl Detectives," KBS's "Assembly," MBC's "Flowers of the Prison," SBS's "Heart Surgeons," and completed filming for the movie "Lost Man" (literal translation) last year, which will now serve as her final work.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)