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Jung Chae-YoolSouth Korean actress and model
Date of Birth: 04.09.1996
Country:  South Korea |
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Early Life and Education
Jung Chae-yeul was born in Seoul, South Korea on September 4, 1996. Growing up, she excelled in sports and singing. Her dream of becoming a model initially faced resistance from her parents, who later became supportive after witnessing her early successes.
Jung attended Hanlim Multi Art School in Seoul, where she majored in Fashion Modeling. Her classmates praised her determination and professionalism, noting that she would willingly decline photoshoots if she disapproved of the styling. She also minimized her use of makeup.
Modeling and Film Career
Jung began her modeling career in 2015, signing with ESteem Entertainment. She quickly gained recognition for her striking appearance and tall stature. She participated in fashion shows and modeled for various brands, including clothing and smartphone applications.
Jung's breakthrough came in 2016 when she appeared on the reality show "Devil's Runway." The contestants, divided into teams, competed for a grand prize by completing various fashion challenges.
In 2018, Jung made her acting debut in the film "Depth" by David Cho. Her most notable role was in the drama "Zombie Detective," a genre-bending series with a focus on humor. The show featured cameo appearances by Korean television stars and Australian actor Sam Hammington. It received critical acclaim and high ratings.
Jung's final project was the drama "Can't Marry This," an adaptation of a webtoon. The series revolves around a fake marriage. At the time of her death, the show was still in production.
Personal Life
Jung kept her personal life private. She was known for her close friendships and enjoyed spending time with her girlfriends at karaoke bars, picnics, and movie theaters. She loved living in Seoul.
To maintain her model figure, Jung adhered to a strict diet, avoiding sweets. She also practiced dance, visited the gym, and enjoyed yoga.
Death and Legacy
Jung Chae-yeul died on April 11, 2023, at the age of 26. She was found dead in her Seoul home. The cause of death is not disclosed, with her family requesting the public to refrain from spreading rumors. Some speculations suggest that Jung may have struggled with drug use.
Jung's agency released a statement expressing their grief and honoring her memory. Her private funeral was held in accordance with her family's wishes. Jung's untimely death shocked the Korean entertainment industry and left a lasting impact on her fans.
