
The South Korean actor Na Chul is no more. The actor, who was well known for his roles in Netflix's 'Little Women', 'Happiness Jirisan' and other popular shows, passed away at the age of 36.
As per the reports, Na Chul breathed his last in the hospital where he was undergoing treatment for his health, whichdeteriorated rapidly recently. As per The Star, he died due to "exacerbated health issues." His health issues and the exact cause of death have not been revealed.
His funeral will be held on January 23 in Seoul.
Na Chul made his theatrical debut in 2010 with the play 'Anne's Diary' and went on to star in many popular Korean dramas.
He starred in many popular K-dramas like 'Touch Your Heart', 'Happiness', 'Through The Darkness' and ' Vincenzo'.
Actor Kim Go-eun, who worked with Na Chul in 'Little Women' paid a heartfelt tribute to the late star with a heartwarming message and Na Chul's photos.
"The most wonderful actor, Na Chul. The most wonderful person, father, husband, son, friend Na Chul," she wrote.
His performance in 'Weak Hero Class 1'last year was praised by both the audience and critics. Na Chul posthumous work will be director Uhm Tae Hwa's film 'Concrete Utopia.'
(With inputs from the agencies)