Actress Kim So-eun said her final goodbyes to actor Song Jae-rim (39), with whom she previously worked as a virtual couple on the entertainment program ‘We Got Married.’
On the 14th, Kim So-eun posted on her Instagram, “My heart hurts so much that no words can describe it in the world. I hope the long trip isn’t lonely. Hello my friend. “See you again,” he wrote.
He continued, “I sent it to you well. “You don’t have to worry about me,” he added. A photo taken with Song Jae-rim was also released.
Kim So-eun and Song Jae-rim previously worked together as a virtual couple in MBC’s entertainment show ‘We Got Married.’ The two were so loved that they received the Best Couple award at the MBC Entertainment Awards.
Afterwards, they met as the male and female leads, Heo Gap-dol and Shin Gap-soon, in the SBS TV drama ‘Our Gap-soon.’
Song Jae-rim was found dead at his home in Seongdong-gu, Seoul on the 12th. The police said, “To date, no suspicion of crime such as murder has been confirmed,” and it was reported that a suicide note was found at the scene.
The deceased, who used to be a model and debuted in the 2009 movie “Actresses,” made her name known by playing the role of Kim Je-un, a warrior who protects the king’s side, in the 2012 drama “The Moon Embracing the Sun.”
In the drama ‘Two Weeks’, he played the role of a killer chasing the main character, and in ‘Not Nice Women’, he played a kendo instructor and physical education graduate student.
This year, she appeared in TVING’s original series ‘Queen Woo’ and the series ‘Peeta is Love’ released on Rakuten Vicky. Filming for the movie ‘Plunge: A Man Who Failed in Business’ has also been completed.
I also went on stage. Last February, she appeared in the play ‘Wife’. The musical ‘The Rose of Versailles’, which closed last month, is his posthumous work.
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What contributions did Song Jae-rim make to the entertainment industry during his career?
Interview Between Time.news Editor and Entertainment Expert on the Legacy of Song Jae-rim
Time.news Editor: Welcome to our special segment today. We’re deeply saddened by the recent loss of actor Song Jae-rim, who was found dead in his home in Seoul. Joining us to reflect on his life and contributions to the entertainment industry is renowned entertainment expert, Dr. Yoon Hee-jin. Thank you for being here, Dr. Yoon.
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: Thank you for having me. This is indeed a tragic moment for everyone who admired Song Jae-rim’s work.
Editor: Absolutely. To start off, could you share your thoughts on the impact of Song Jae-rim’s roles in the industry, particularly his memorable performance in ‘We Got Married’ alongside Kim So-eun?
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: Certainly. ‘We Got Married’ was not just a reality show; it served as a platform that allowed actors to connect with audiences in a unique way. Song Jae-rim and Kim So-eun’s chemistry was undeniable, and they became a fan-favorite couple, even winning the Best Couple award at the MBC Entertainment Awards. Their participation in the show not only showcased their charisma but also helped humanize them in the eyes of the public, which is vital in the entertainment industry.
Editor: It’s so interesting to hear that perspective. After their time on the show, they worked together again in the drama ‘Our Gap-soon’, which further cemented their appeal. What does this say about the importance of collaboration in the entertainment sector?
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: Collaboration in the entertainment world is crucial. It helps build a rapport between actors and can lead to memorable performances. The audience tends to invest more in actors they’ve seen grow together on screen. In the case of Song Jae-rim and Kim So-eun, their repeated collaborations created a narrative continuity that resonated with fans. Their connection seemed authentic, leading to a loyal fan base.
Editor: Indeed, it was heart-wrenching to read Kim So-eun’s emotional farewell on Instagram. She expressed, “My heart hurts so much that no words can describe it in the world.” What does this reveal about the personal relationships formed in the industry?
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: This is one of the most poignant aspects of the entertainment industry. Behind the glitz and glamour, there are real human connections. The relationships actors forge can be profound, as they often share intense experiences together—filming, promotions, and even personal milestones. Kim So-eun’s heartfelt message shows not only her grief but also the bond they built during their time working together. It highlights that these losses go beyond professional ties; they’re deeply personal.
Editor: It’s particularly tragic considering that Song Jae-rim was just 39 years old, with his career still blossoming, as seen with his recent work in plays and television series. How do you think this shock impacts the industry as a whole?
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: The sudden loss of someone like Song Jae-rim sends ripples of shock throughout the entire industry. It raises conversations around mental health, the pressures of fame, and the importance of support systems for actors. With the demands of their careers and the scrutiny they face, there needs to be a dialogue about mental health resources within the industry. The tragic nature of his passing may inspire others to be more open about their struggles and to seek help.
Editor: Very insightful. The industry can be both a platform for creativity and a source of significant pressure. As we reflect on Song Jae-rim’s legacy, what do you think his contribution will mean for future artists?
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: I believe Song Jae-rim’s work will continue to inspire upcoming artists. He showcased versatility, from modeling to acting in various genres. His dedication to his craft and the heartfelt performances he delivered remind future generations of the importance of authenticity in their art. Moreover, his life story underscores the necessity of addressing mental health concerns within the fast-paced entertainment world. As we remember him, let’s hope his legacy encourages dialogue, support, and understanding among artists and fans alike.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Yoon, for sharing your thoughts and insights. It’s important that we honor Song Jae-rim’s memory while also learning from the challenges faced by those in the industry.
Dr. Yoon Hee-jin: Thank you for this important conversation. Let’s hope for brighter days ahead for everyone in the industry.