Song Jae Rim, a well-known South Korean actor of K-dramas, passed away at the age of 39 in his apartment in Seoul last Tuesday, November 12. His sudden death shocked his fans and the entertainment industry, where he was recognized for his involvement in various renowned productions.
Debuting in 2009 in the film 'Actresses', Song Jae Rim gained popularity in 2012 with his role in 'The Moon Embracing the Sun', a drama that highlighted him on the entertainment scene. Throughout his career, he participated in a variety of K-dramas, including productions such as 'Flower Boy Ramen Shop', 'Goodbye Mr. Black', 'Inspiring Generation', 'Two Weeks', 'Our Gap-soon', and 'Let Me Hear Your Song', among others.
Despite his success in acting, Song Jae Rim had plans for the future, expressing his interest in obtaining certifications in perfumery and meat processing, hinting at his desire to marry and start a family. His last appearance was in the drama 'My Military Valentine', which premiered in June.
The cause of his death is still unclear, but a two-page letter was found beside his body. Authorities ruled out the possibility of murder. The actor's family organized a memorial space at a hospital in Yeouido for friends and admirers to say goodbye, while the official funeral is scheduled for November 14 in Seoul, followed by his cremation. Song Jae Rim will be remembered for his talent and contributions to the entertainment industry.
