Kim Mi-soo Cause Of Death: What Happened To Snowdrop Actress Kim Mi-soo?

Kim Mi-soo was a South Korean actress and model.

Kim Mi-soo was born on March 16, 1992 and was known for her work in Lipstick Revolution and Kyungmi’s World.

Kim Mi-soo also appeared in the drama Hi Bye, Mama!

Kim Mi-soo recently gained attention for her portrayal of student activist Yeo Jeong-min in JTBC’s Snowdrop (2021-22).

Sadly, Kim Mi-soo was unable to live long enough to captivate the world with her acting prowess.

Kim Mi-soo Cause Of Death: What Happened To Snowdrop Actress Kim Mi-soo?

Kim Mi-soo died on Jan 5, 2022 of unspecified causes at the age of 39.

Kim Mi-Soo’s death coincided with JTBC’s romance drama, Snowdrop, in which Mi-Soo portrayed a supporting character. Prior to KIm Mi-Soo’s death, seven out of 16 episodes had been broadcasted, and the filming had concluded since Snowdrop was a pre-produced series.

Mi-Soo was cast in an undisclosed role in Disney+’s original drama Kiss Six Sense, which was set to air in the first half of 2022, and it has started filming.

Kiss Six Sense canceled the scheduled filming for the day due to the sudden death of Kim Mi-soo.

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