Kang Seo Ha passes away: Korean actress breaths her last at 31 after battling stomach cancer - Deets inside

The Korean entertainment industry has lost a shining star, as actress Kang Seo Ha has passed away at the age of 31.According to Sompi, presumably, a family member shared a video on July 13, which featured heartfelt moments of Kang Seo Ha. Along with the video, the caption read - “I still can’t believe it, unnie. Even while enduring such immense pain, you worried about those around you and about me. Even though you couldn’t eat for months, you insisted on paying for my meals with your own card and never let me skip a meal. My angel, who left us far too soon. Even as you endured everything with painkillers, you said you were grateful that it wasn’t worse, and I felt truly ashamed. My dear sister, you went through so much. I hope you are only happy and free from pain where you are now!”

Kang Seo Ha’s memorial and funeral

Reports suggest that the late actress Kang Seo Ha’s memorial altar has been set up at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital, in Room 8 of the funeral hall. Further, on July 16, at 7:40 a.m., the funeral procession will take place, and her mortal remains will be put to rest at the family burial site in Haman, Gyeongnam Province.

On July 13, a presumed family member posted a video filled with moments of Kang Seo Ha during her lifetime. In the post, she wrote, “I still can’t believe it, unnie. Even while enduring such immense pain, you worried about those around you and about me. Even though you couldn’t eat for months, you insisted on paying for my meals with your own card and never let me skip a meal. My angel, who left us far too soon. Even as you endured everything with painkillers, you said you were grateful that it wasn’t worse, and I felt truly ashamed. My dear sister, you went through so much. I hope you are only happy and free from pain where you are now!”

Kang Seo Ha - Remembering a star gone too soon

Born in 1994, Kang Seo Ha completed her graduation from the Korea National University of Arts’ School of Drama. She rose to fame in 2012, when she appeared in the music video for Brave Guys’ ‘Getting Farther Away.’In her career span, she featured in several K-Dramas like ‘Schoolgirl Detectives,’ ‘First Love Again,’ ‘Through the Waves,’ ‘Assembly,’ ‘The Flower in Prison,’ and ‘Heart Surgeons.’ She last worked in the movie ‘Mangnaein,’ which is set to be released soon. As the news of her demise came out, condolences and tributes have been flowing in. Fans are praying that her family is blessed with the strength to deal with such a difficult time.