South Korean singer Kim Yun-seol, pumanaw sa edad na 27
- Singer Kim Yun-seol, who appeared on JTBC’s “Sing Again 4,” has died at the age of 27, with her cause of death not disclosed
- The news was first shared through an acquaintance who posted funeral details online and informed others about her passing
- Kim first rose to public attention after winning Mnet’s “Voice Kids” in 2013 and later built her career through various music programs and competitions
- She remained active in the industry with appearances on shows such as “I Can See Your Voice 7,” “The Voice Korea 2020,” and “Sing Again 4”
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Singer Kim Yun-seol, who gained recognition after appearing on JTBC’s music competition program “Sing Again 4,” has passed away at the age of 27, according to multiple reports. She died on June 7, though the cause of death was not disclosed, according to a report by Chosunbiz.
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The news of her passing was echoed by SBS Star, which reported that the first public indication of the tragedy came through an acquaintance.
According to the report, the acquaintance shared funeral information on social media along with a message expressing grief and explaining why the news was being shared publicly online.
In the post, the acquaintance described the difficulty of reaching people close to the singer and asked the public to help ensure she would not be alone on her final journey. The message read:
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"Seol has gone to heaven. Her phone and everything else are locked, so I couldn't notify anyone directly, which is why I'm sharing this on Instagram. Please join us so Seol's final journey won't be lonely."
According to AllKpop, her final resting place will be Seongnam Memorial Park.
Kim Yun-seol first entered the public eye in 2013 after winning Mnet’s children’s audition program “Voice Kids,” where she was recognized for her vocal talent at a young age. Her early success paved the way for further opportunities in the Korean entertainment industry.
She later expanded her career with her official debut through the digital single “Man and Woman 2013,” released in collaboration with Yang Yo-seob. Over the years, Kim continued to build her presence in the music scene by participating in various television music competitions and programs, including “I Can See Your Voice 7,” “The Voice Korea 2020,” and more recently “Sing Again 4.”
In a previous report, South Korean dancer Yoon Mirae, once part of Swalla, has died at 35, according to an announcement made online by cheerleader Kim Hana. The latter, who had been Mirae’s teammate and roommate for over ten years, also posted funeral and wake details. She appealed for people to remember Mirae with love and uplifting memories rather than focusing solely on sadness.
Earlier, South Korean actor Lee Sang Bo has died at 44, with his agency KMG confirming he was found at his home. Authorities are investigating, though no foul play is suspected, and his family has requested privacy on the cause of death and funeral arrangements. He was known for “Elegant Empire” and “Rugal,” and was cleared in a 2022 drug allegation case. He had also been open about mental health struggles after losing several family members and had long been in treatment.
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