South Korean Actress Lee Seo-Yi Passes Away At 43, Fans Mourn The Loss
South Korean actress Lee Seo-Yi, best remembered for her role in the SBS drama Cheongdam-dong Scandal, has passed away at the age of 43.

South Korean actress Lee Seo-Yi, best remembered for her role in the SBS drama Cheongdam-dong Scandal, has passed away at the age of 43. The news of her untimely death was shared on July 1 through a heartfelt post on her official Instagram handle by her manager.
According to the post, the actress, born Song Soo-Yeon, breathed her last on June 20. While the exact cause of death remains undisclosed, the announcement has left fans, friends, and colleagues in deep sorrow.
Manager Confirms Lee Seo-Yi's Death Through Emotional Instagram Post
The tragic news was conveyed via an Instagram post written by Lee Seo-Yi’s manager. The emotional message read: "A radiant, beautiful, kind-hearted sister became a star in the sky on June 20. I share this news with deep sorrow."
The note further added, "I know many of you will be shocked and heartbroken by this sudden news. Please pray for her so she may rest in a peaceful and beautiful place. I am posting this on behalf of her mother and father."
Remembering Lee Seo-Yi: A Brief But Impactful Career
Born on April 18, 1982, Lee Seo-Yi officially began her acting journey in 2013 with the MBC historical series Hur Jun, The Original Story. Her subtle expressions and emotional depth quickly earned her recognition in the industry.
In 2014, she rose to prominence with her performance in Cheongdam-dong Scandal. She also made her mark in feature films such as The King and Killing Romance, further cementing her reputation as a versatile and talented actress.
An Actress with Academic Excellence and Artistic Passion
Beyond her achievements on screen, Lee Seo-Yi was known for her academic pursuits. She majored in Czech and Slovak studies at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, showcasing her linguistic abilities and global interests.
Later, she pursued graduate studies at Pusan National University, underlining her commitment to education and intellectual growth.
























