Actor Kang Seo-ha, also known as Kang Ye-won, has tragically passed away at the age of 31 after a brave battle with cancer. According to reports from the entertainment industry, he succumbed to the illness on the same day as the announcement.
The funeral service for Kang Seo-ha will be held at the Catholic University of Korea’s Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital, with his burial taking place in Haman, South Gyeongsang Province. A heart-wrenching tribute was posted on his social media account, expressing disbelief over his death and recalling his selfless nature amidst his suffering. The post emphasized his concern for others, even while enduring severe pain, and reflected deep love and admiration for him.
Kang Seo-ha was a graduate of the Korea National University of Arts and began his acting career in 2012, featuring in the music video for Brave Girls’ “Getting Away.” He gained recognition through various roles in dramas such as JTBC’s “Sunam Girls’ High School Detective Team,” KBS’s “Assembly,” and MBC’s “Okjunghwa.” Most recently, he signed with Insight MCN to advance his career and was the lead in the film “The Innocents,” which he had completed filming.
This loss is felt deeply within the entertainment community, where colleagues and fans remember Kang’s talent and generous spirit. His story, though marked by tragedy, serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and resilience in the face of adversity.
As we remember Kang Seo-ha, we can honor his memory by recognizing the impact he had on those around him and celebrating his contributions to the arts.