Famous South Korean actor Park Min Jae has tragically passed away at the age of 32.
According to reports on December 2, Park Min Jae passed away on November 29, reportedly due to cardiac arrest while traveling in China. He had no other known medical conditions.
The funeral will be held at the Ewha Seoul Hospital funeral hall, with the service scheduled for December 4.
His younger sibling shared the news on Instagram, writing, "Our beloved brother has gone to rest peacefully. We hope as many people as possible can come to see him off."
Park Min Jae's agency 'Big Title' also released the following official statement:
"Hello,
This is Big Title, the agency of actor Park Min Jae.
Park Min Jae, a talented actor who loved acting and always gave his best, has passed away.
We deeply appreciate the love and support he received. Although we can no longer watch his performances, we will proudly remember him as a valued actor of Big Title.
May he rest in peace."
Park Min Jae gained attention in 2021 with his role in "IDOL: The Coup." Later, he appeared in several acclaimed K-dramas, including "Tomorrow", "Little Women", "Call It Love", "The Korea-Khitan War", "Mr. Lee", and "Bo-ra! Deborah".
Though his career was still blossoming, he was widely recognized for his dedication, passion, and talent in acting.
