Korean Stars Mourn The Loss Of Actor Song Jae Rim

Earlier today, it was reported that actor Song Jae Rim had sadly passed away.

The Actresses star was only 39 years old. He was found dead on the afternoon of November 12. Although the cause of death has not been confirmed, a two-page will and nicotine concentrate were found at the scene.

Since the news broke, Korean stars from all over the entertainment world have taken to social media to mourn Song’s passing and express their condolences.

Police Discover A Will At The Scene Song Jae Rim Was Found Dead

TV star Hong Seok Cheon was one of the first to comment. He sorrowfully posted on social media, sharing a heartbreaking message.

I’m heartbroken that I won’t be able to see this wonderful smile of yours ever again… It’s devastating to have to let you go without even a proper goodbye, without taking better care of you. I’m sorry, so sorry… I was such a lousy hyung. Rest in peace.

— Hong Seok Cheon

 

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Actor Park Ho San also shared his grief on social media moments after Song Jae Rim’s death was reported. The My Mister star couldn’t hide his shock at the unexpected news.

This is driving me crazy, really. Jae Rim… You were always so bright… I can’t believe this… I’m sorry that I didn’t reach out and that I didn’t take care of you. I’m truly sorry.

— Park Ho San

 

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Most recently, actress Lee Yoon Ji also shared a message on social media. While it mentioned no names directly, Korean media believe it was in mourning of Song as the two had previously worked together in the 2022 film Hello.

I wish you hadn’t… I remember how pure your soul was, so I hope you can live freely and fully where you are…

— Lee Yoon Ji

Actress Yoo Sun, another star who previously worked with Song in Hello, shared a heartbreaking story on her personal Instagram account.

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