K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram collapses and dies during a gathering with acquaintances… “Deeply mourning”
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Lee Tae-soo and Choi Jae-hoon = K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram (30) passed away on the 11th.
According to the agency Xanadu Entertainment and the police on the 12th, a 119 call was received at around 10 PM the previous day stating, “(The deceased) went to the bathroom during a meeting and did not come out, so when I went there, she was passed out.”
119 paramedics rescued Mr. Park and transported her to the hospital, but unfortunately, she was pronounced dead around 11 p.m.
It was discovered that K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram had a drinking party with two people at an acquaintance’s house that day. It was found that the three people drank together about one bottle of soju.
No suspicion of murder or circumstances of extreme choice were found.
The police have requested an autopsy on K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram’s body.
Xanadu said, “All of my fellow artists and employees are deeply mourning the deceased in great sadness,” and added, “It breaks my heart even more to deliver sudden news to the fans who support Park Bo-ram.”
He added, “We plan to prepare a funeral home after discussing with the bereaved family regarding funeral procedures. Once again, we send our deepest condolences to the deceased on her final journey.”
Meanwhile, K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram
K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram appeared on Mnet’s audition program ‘Superstar K2’ in 2010 and attracted attention for her outstanding singing ability and confident appearance.
She made his official debut in 2014 with ‘I’ve Become Pretty’ and enjoyed great popularity, ranking 19th on Melon’s annual chart that year.
Since then, K-Pop-Star Park Bo Ram has continued to work by releasing songs such as ‘Pretty Person’, ‘Want to Entertainer’, ‘Why You?’, and ‘Don’t Try Too Hard’.
In February of this year, the 10th anniversary of his debut, he released ‘It’s Good’ as a duet with ‘Superstar K2’ winner Huh Gak, and on the 3rd of this month, he released a new song ‘I Miss You Already’.
When Xanadu released ‘It’d Be Good’ last February, he said, “Park Bo-ram, who is celebrating her 10th anniversary this year, is preparing a full-length album starting with the release of this new song,” which made people around her sad.