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Kyeon Mi-ri

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1964-12-25
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Famous for portraying Lady Choi in the beloved Korean drama Dae Jang Geum, this well-known actress also gained recognition for her performance in Golden Bride, which earned her a 2007 SBS Drama Award for Best Actress in a Miniseries. Prior to her rise to fame, she studied in the dance department at Sejong University in Seoul, South Korea. In the 1980s, she made appearances in several television dramas, including 500 Years of Joseon, marking the beginning of her career.

She was first married to Im Young-gyu from 1987 to 1993, and later tied the knot with Lee Hong-heon in 1998. Together, they raised two daughters. One of them, Lee Yu-bi, followed in her footsteps and became an actress, continuing the family’s presence in the entertainment industry.

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She’s not just a talented actress but also an accomplished singer, and in 2009, she made her mark in the music world with the release of her debut pop album, Happy Women. That was really a defining moment for her, showcasing her versatility as an artist. She poured so much passion into the project, and it was clear from the start that she was destined to shine both on screen and on stage. Her fans were thrilled—she had finally given them a taste of her musical talent, and it only strengthened her growing legacy. She continues to inspire many, proving time and again that she can excel in multiple creative fields.

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