Lee Sang Eun was discovered dead in her restroom only minutes before her performance at the Gimcheon Municipal Choir’s 33rd Regular Concert.
Lee Sang Eun, a Korean singer, died on Thursday, July 6. She was discovered dead in her restroom only minutes before her performance at the Gimcheon Municipal Choir’s 33rd Regular Concert.
According to Times Now Digital, staff workers notified the authorities when she was discovered sleeping on the floor of the performance venue’s lavatory. “It was time for Lee Sang Eun to take the stage, but she was nowhere to be found.” “When I looked in the bathroom, she was lying on the floor,” a staff member claimed. The singer was subsequently taken to a neighboring hospital and proclaimed dead. Police are currently investigating her death, and additional information is anticipated.
This is the third death of a K-pop star in the previous three months. Choi Sung Bong, a controversial K-pop artist, was discovered dead at his home in the Yeoksam-dong neighborhood of southern Seoul in June. Police believe he committed suicide. Choi Sung Bong has been in the headlines for a health-related dispute. He had previously claimed to be fighting cancer, but it was later uncovered that he had lied about being terminally sick. Yonhap, a South Korean news agency, stated that Choi Sung Bong sent a note on his YouTube account before his death, leading to speculation that he committed himself.
Prior to Choi, K-pop artist Haesoo committed suicide in May of this year. Her corpse was discovered in her hotel room at the age of 29. Haesoo was a trot performer. She made her debut in 2019 and quickly rose to prominence after the release of her single album, My Life I Will (literal translation of 내 인생 내가.)
