Park Min Jae, Beloved Actor, Passes Away at 32
South Korean actor Park Min Jae, known for his roles in popular K-dramas like "The Korea-Khitan War," "Tomorrow," and "Little Women," has passed away at the age of 32. The news was first reported by South Korean portal Xports News, stating that Park Min Jae died from sudden cardiac arrest on November 29 while traveling in China.
Park Min Jae's agency, Big Title, confirmed the tragic news in a heartfelt statement on Instagram. "A beautiful actor who loved acting and always did his best, Park Min-jae has gone to heaven," the agency wrote. "We will no longer be able to see his acting, but we will always remember him with pride."
The agency further clarified that Park Min Jae did not have any significant health issues prior to his trip.
Park Min Jae had a promising career, appearing in various drama series such as "Mr. Lee" (2021), "Little Women" (2022), "Snap And Spark" (2023-2024), and "Korea-Khitan War" (2023-2024). His talent and dedication to his craft earned him recognition and admiration from fans and colleagues alike.
In a touching tribute, Park Min Jae's younger brother, Park Jae-hyung, shared a message on social media. "Our beloved brother has gone to rest peacefully," he wrote. "I hope more people can come and send him off. Please understand that we will not be able to contact everyone individually."
Park Min Jae's funeral will be held on December 4. His untimely passing leaves a void in the entertainment industry and the hearts of those who knew and loved him. He will be remembered for his talent, passion, and warm personality.