South Korean Actor Park Min-jae Dies at 32 Due to Cardiac Arrest

South Korean actor Park Min-jae has died at the age of 32, after allegedly suffering from a cardiac arrest while travelling in China. News of his death was confirmed by his brother as well as his agency, Big Title.

The late actor’s funeral service will be held on Wednesday (4 December), with the wake held at Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital’s funeral hall.

South Korean Actor Park Min-Jae Passes Away at Age of 32

On Friday (29 November), South Korean actor Park Min-jae passed away. According to South Korean news outlets, the 32-year-old died after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest while travelling in China.

While there hasn’t been any confirmation on whether the late actor indeed passed from a cardiac arrest, his death was confirmed by his brother as well as his agency, Big Title.

On Monday (2 December), Park’s brother posted a picture on Instagram with details of the late actor’s wake and funeral service. The funeral service is scheduled for Wednesday (4 December). The wake will be at the funeral hall of Ewha Womans University Seoul Hospital.

“Our beloved brother has gone to rest. We hope as many people as possible can come to see him off. We kindly ask for your understanding as we are unable to personally contact everyone,” Park’s brother wrote in the caption.

News of Park’s passing was also confirmed by his agency, Big Title. On Monday (2 December), the agency made an Instagram post stating: “Hello, this is Big Title, the agency of actor Park Min-jae. The beautiful actor, Park Min-jae, who loved acting and always gave his best, has passed away.”

The agency also thanked Park’s fans for the “love and attention” which was shown to the actor, adding: “Although we can no longer see his performances, we will proudly remember him as an actor of Big Title. We offer our deepest condolences.”

Who Was Park Min-Jae?

The late South Korean actor was born in 1992. His made his debut in 2021 in the five-episode Korean mystery and romance drama “Mr Lee”.

So, if you were wondering where you’ve seen the late actor before, it might have been this K-drama.

Otherwise, you might know him from other more popular shows, such as the eight-episode Korean mystery drama “Snap and Spark“, where Park acted as a jazz bar owner. According to South Korean news outlets, Park has also appeared in other K-dramas such as “Little Women” and “Korea-Khitan War”.