New Delhi: Na Chul, a 36-year-old South Korean actor, unexpectedly passed away on Saturday. The entertainment website allkpop.com reported that the actor died because of 'exacerbated health concerns'.
Prior to his demise, the actor was taken to a hospital where he was receiving treatment for his condition, which is claimed to have gotten worse recently. The severity of that health problem, however, is not mentioned.
Actress Kim Go-Eun took to Instagram to share the sad news of Na Chul's passing by posting his photos with the caption, “The best actor ever. The most amazing man, dad, husband, son, and friend.”
He played the lawyer to Kim Go-Eun's character in 'Little Women' in 2021.
Kim reportedly canceled her appearance in a fashion show that was set to take place on Sunday in light of her friend's unexpected demise.
A few hours ago, the popular actor shared a throwback picture with Na Chul with an emotional note. “I’m sorry I could not be with you till the end. Thanks for making these precious moments. Idk what the rush was. It will be better than here. The two remaining treasures I'll keep them. Don't you worry,” she wrote.
Na Chul, who made his acting debut in 2010, is mostly known for appearing in supporting roles in several K-dramas and movies. After making his acting debut, the Korean actor starred in dramas including 'Vincenzo', 'Little Women', 'Happiness', 'Hospital Playlist 2', 'Forest of Secrets 2' and most recently, 'Weak Hero Class 1'.
On January 23, at 8.30 a.m. local time, a funeral service for Na Chul will take place at the Soonchunhyang University Hospital Funeral Home in Seoul.