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South Korean police have announced a cause of death for actress Kim Sae-ron ... Police found no foul play or note left by Kim, according to the outlets. Kim began acting when she was 9 and ...

“The Bear” star posted on social media over the past few days about an incident last year that she said resulted in racism and death threats against her. According to her Instagram ...

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Her death was assumed to be a suicide. National Police Agency has said it does not suspect foul play and that Kim left no note. Once among the brightest stars on South Korea’s vibrant movie and ...

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Her final project was the Netflix series 'Bloodhounds.' No foul play was suspected in her death. South Korean actress Kim Sae-ron's tragic demise as the age of 24 sent shockwaves around the world.

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