Kim Sae Ron's funeral: Her biological mother cried and couldn't stand in her final moments.

On February 19, Nate reported that the funeral service for Kim Sae Ron had taken place. Early in the morning, the funeral ceremonies were held solemnly, privately, and discreetly by the late actress's family.

After the ceremony, Kim Sae Ron's coffin was taken to Paju Memorial Park in Tongil-ro (South Korea) for burial. In the final moments, Kim Sae Ron's relatives and friends were present to say goodbye to the actress. Family members could not hide the sadness on their faces. Kim Sae Ron's mother could not walk steadily and had to be supported during the ceremony to send off her daughter. The image of Kim Sae Ron's parents with white hair sending off their young children made many people feel sorry.

On the morning of February 19, actress Kim Bo Ra, singer Park Woo Jin and several other showbiz colleagues were also present to see Kim Sae Ron off. According to a reporter from Kmib, relatives and friends could not control their emotions and cried when witnessing the moment Kim Sae Ron's coffin was loaded onto a vehicle to be taken to the burial site.

The entertainment industry was shocked by the sudden passing of Kim Sae Ron on February 16. Kim Sae Ron was found dead at her home in Seongdong-gu, Seoul. Authorities confirmed that this was an unnatural death, with no signs of forced entry or any unusual circumstances. No suicide note or final letter was found.

Many artists and colleagues came to pay their respects to the actress on February 17, including Won Bin - her co-star in The Man from Nowhere, Han So Hee, Lee Chan Hyuk, Lee Su Hyun (Akdong Musician), Kim Bo Ra...

In addition, many wreaths were sent to the funeral from entertainment industry figures and artists who could not attend in person such as IU, Ma Dong Seok, FT Island group, Gong Myung, Lee Na Young... The messages accompanying the wreaths expressed deep sadness and remembrance of Kim Sae Ron.

Following Kim Sae Ron's sudden passing, questions have been raised about the impact of the media and social media. Kwon Young-chan, head of an organization that prevents reckless behavior in the entertainment industry, revealed that Kim Sae Ron's father shared that his daughter suffered a lot because of the YouTube video exposing her private life. The family plans to file a complaint with the Press Arbitration Commission.

The YouTuber in question is Lee Ji Ho. After Kim Sae Ron got into a scandal, she tried to do many manual jobs to make ends meet. But Lee Ji Ho did not leave the actress alone and kept updating Kim Sae Ron's situation. Not only that, Lee Ji Ho also made comments that led the public to turn harshly against the star born in 2000.

In addition, Kim Sae Ron previously posted a photo of her cheek-to-cheek with actor Kim Soo Hyun. Lee Ji Ho made several comments about their relationship. He also said that he tried to contact Kim Sae Ron but she did not respond. Lee Ji Ho then questioned Kim Sae Ron's sincerity in apologizing after the collision.

It was videos like the one above that made Kim Sae Ron increasingly harsh, leaving her with no way to return to the entertainment industry. Meanwhile, Kim Sae Ron owes her old management company 700 million won (more than 12.3 billion VND), but because she cannot find a stable job, the actress is unable to pay the debt.

Kim Sae Ron was born in 2000 and was once known as the "Acting Prodigy" of Korean cinema. With the film A Brand New Life (2009), Kim Sae Ron made a strong impression, becoming the youngest Korean actress ever invited to attend the Cannes Film Festival. A year later, Kim Sae Ron became famous throughout Asia with her role as the unfortunate girl Somi in the film The Man from Nowhere, co-starring with actor Won Bin.

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