• Park Bo Ram, a South Korean singer who released music under the moniker Park Boram, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 30
• She collapsed suddenly from cardiac arrest while at a private gathering with friends and was transported to the hospital, but passed away about an hour later
• Bo Ram rose to fame in 2014 with her debut single “Beautiful” and had released several popular singles and collaborations with other K-pop stars throughout her career
Here is what happened:
The K-pop world is in mourning as news of the unexpected passing of Park Bo Ram, a South Korean singer, has emerged. The 30-year-old artist, who released music under the moniker Park Boram, tragically died late at night on April 11. Her agency, Xanadu Entertainment, shared the heartbreaking news with a statement expressing deep sorrow and mourning for the deceased. They also extended their condolences to the deceased’s family and fans, announcing that the funeral arrangements would be made in consultation with the bereaved family.
Reports indicate that Park Bo Ram collapsed suddenly from cardiac arrest while at a private gathering with two friends. She was quickly transported to the hospital but sadly passed away about an hour later. The cause of her death has not yet been revealed, adding to the shock and sadness felt by fans and the music community. Bo Ram rose to fame in 2014 with her debut single, “Beautiful,” which reached No. 2 on Korea’s Circle Digital Chart. Over the years, she released several popular singles and collaborated with other K-pop stars such as Eric Nam and Park Kyung.
A tribute to Park Bo Ram, the fallen star of 2023, can be found in a gallery showcasing celebrity deaths of the year. The collection serves as a remembrance of the talented individuals who left us too soon. Despite her untimely passing, Park Bo Ram’s music and legacy live on through her discography, including recent releases like “I Hope” and “I Miss You.” Her dedication to her craft and impact on the K-pop industry will always be remembered by fans and fellow musicians alike.
