
Late action actor Kim Hyeon-ee, whose death was recently disclosed after tribute subtitles appeared in SBS's "Doctor X" and tvN's "The 100-Day Lie," is reported to have passed away due to a traffic accident.
At the end of Episode 1 of SBS Friday-Saturday drama "Doctor X: The Age of the White Mafia" (hereinafter referred to as "Doctor X"), which premiered on the 9th, the message "We mourn our precious colleague, late Kim Hyeon-ee, who ran alongside us" was displayed. The subtitle also included the credit "All members of the 'Doctor X' production team."
The following day, on the 10th, a tribute message reading "We will not forget and will always remember action actor late Kim Hyeon-ee" also appeared at the end of Episode 1 of tvN Saturday-Sunday drama "The 100-Day Lie."

It is reported that the late actor was involved in a traffic accident while traveling to a filming location in August. The accident reportedly occurred after the completion of filming for "Doctor X."
Kim Hyeon-ee began her career as an action actor after teaching children as an instructor at a taekwondo dojang.
Since then, she has showcased her action acting skills in various works, including the films "The Nuns," "It's a Fairy Tale, But It's Rated R," "Victory," and "Escape: Project Silence," as well as the drama "The Penthouse."
In ENA's drama "Private 4: Sabotage," which concluded last month, she also served as the stunt double for actress Gong Min-jeong in the final episode.