After actor Song Jae Rim passed away, his friends in the entertainment industry also left messages of condolence.
The late Song Jae Rim was found dead at his home in Seoul around 12:30 on November 12. He died at the age of 39.
The deceased was discovered by a friend who agreed to have lunch with him when he visited his home. The police have announced that “so far, we have not confirmed any suspicion of murder or other crimes,” and it is known that a suicide note was also found at the scene.
The late Song Jae Rim made her debut in the 2009 film “Actresses,” and first caught the attention of drama fans when she played the role of the quiet guard Kim Jae Eun in the 2012 drama The Moon Embracing the Sun. ”
In 2014, she became very popular when she appeared on the variety show “We Got Married,” and this year she also appeared in the stage play “Wife,” in the musical “The Rose of Versailles,” and the plays “Queen Ushi” and “Blood Burning Love.” He was very active and appeared on stage.
Friends in the entertainment industry are also enveloped in deep grief due to the sudden shocking news.
Actor Park Ho-san said, “It’s so painful, Jaerim, you were such a bright person. I’m sorry.”
Jung Eun Pyo also mourned the deceased, saying, “Goodbye, have a happy journey.”
Kim Min-kyo expressed his condolences, saying, “Jaerim, you told me in a cheerful voice that you were performing a month ago, but why…? ‘ ‘I sent my words.
Lee El, who was a co-star in the movie “Yaksha: Merciless War”, expressed his sorrow with a short message, “I’m sorry, Jaerim.”
The funeral home for the late Song Jae Rim was set up in Room 2 of the funeral hall at Songmo Hospital in Yeouido, Seoul. The funeral service is to take place at noon on the 14th.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Entertainment Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome to our discussion today. We’re delving into the tragic passing of beloved actor Song Jae Rim. Joining us is Dr. Min-Soo, a psychologist and expert in the mental health of public figures. Thank you for being here, Dr. Min-Soo.
Dr. Min-Soo: Thank you for having me. It’s a somber topic, but an important one.
Editor: Indeed. The news of Song Jae Rim’s death has sent shockwaves through both the entertainment community and his fans. What are your thoughts on the overall impact of such a loss?
Dr. Min-Soo: Song Jae Rim was a well-regarded figure in Korea’s entertainment industry. His sudden passing at the age of 39 serves as a grim reminder of the pressures that public figures face—pressure that can often lead to severe mental health struggles.
Editor: It was revealed that a suicide note was found at the scene. How should friends and fans process this information, especially in the face of such a tragic loss?
Dr. Min-Soo: This element adds complexity. It can be painful for friends, family, and fans to grapple with the idea that someone they admired was experiencing such deep pain. It’s essential to approach this delicately—acknowledging grief while also discussing the critical need for mental health support in our society, especially for those in high-pressure roles.
Editor: Song Jae Rim gained popularity through various roles, from films to reality TV. How can the entertainment industry better support its artists to prevent tragedies like this?
Dr. Min-Soo: The industry needs to prioritize mental health by implementing supportive resources, such as counseling services and mental health days. Training programs that educate industry professionals about mental health awareness can help cultivate an environment where artists feel safe discussing their struggles without fear of stigma or judgment.
Editor: You brought up a critical point about stigma. How do cultural perceptions of mental health in Korea impact individuals like Song Jae Rim?
Dr. Min-Soo: In many Asian cultures, including Korea, there’s a strong stigma around mental health issues. Seeking help can be perceived as a sign of weakness, which can prevent individuals from reaching out. Overcoming this stigma is vital—not just for artists, but for everyone in society. Open dialogues and public campaigns can play a pivotal role in changing these narratives.
Editor: In light of this tragic news, how can fans show support for not just Song Jae Rim’s memory but for mental health awareness in general?
Dr. Min-Soo: Fans can honor his memory by advocating for mental health awareness. This can include supporting organizations that focus on mental health education, participating in discussions about mental well-being, and creating a supportive online community where everyone feels comfortable sharing their experiences.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Min-Soo, for sharing your insights on this sensitive and significant topic. Opening up these conversations is crucial, and we hope that in reflecting on the loss of Song Jae Rim, we can inspire meaningful change in how we approach mental health.
Dr. Min-Soo: Thank you for shedding light on this issue. It’s only through dialogue that we can promote understanding and compassion in our communities.