Kapanlagi.com - Berita duka datang dari dunia entertainment Korea. Salah satu idola K-Pop, Seo Minwoo , dari boyband 100%  meninggal dunia dalam usia 33 tahun. 100% adalah boyband yang debut pada tahun 2012 di bawah naungan agensi TOP Media, yang didirikan oleh Andy Lee  dari grup Shinhwa .
Pengumuman yang mengejutkan tentang kepergian Minwoo ini disampaikan oleh agensi TOP Media pada hari Senin (26/3/2018) dalam pernyataan resmi mereka. Begini pengumuman duka dari pihak TOP Media seperti dilansir dari Soompi:
Kepergian Minwoo meninggalkan duka mendalam © TOP Media
"Ini adalah TOP Media. Kami minta maaf karena menyampaikan berita yang membuat patah hati dengan tiba-tiba.
Artis kami Minwoo dari 100% meninggalkan kami pada tanggal 25 Maret. Dia ditemukan meninggal tanpa denyut nadi di rumahnya di Gangnam. 911 yang pertama kali tiba di rumahnya mengumumkan kematiannya. Keluarga Minwoo, member 100%, rekan artis di TOP Media, dan staf kami sedang berduka dengan kabar sedih yang tiba-tiba ini. Sebagai member paling tua di grupnya, Minwoo memimpin rekan-rekannya dan benar-benar mencintai penggemar karena dia sosok yang berhati hangat. Karena semua orang yang kenal Minwoo tahu akan kebaikan hati dan kesetiaannya, kesedihan pun semakin terasa dalam.
Pemakamannya akan dilaksanakan secara privat untuk menghormati permintaan keluarga. Kami benar-benar berduka untuk langkah terakhirnya"
Belum ada kabar kapan dan di mana mendiang Minwoo akan dimakamkan serta apa penyebab kepergiannya untuk selama-lamanya. Rest in peace, Seo Min Woo. Stay strong buat keluarga, member 100% dan semua penggemar Minwoo di seluruh dunia!
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TRIBUNNEWS.COM -- Gemerlap kehidupan artis Korea Selatan sepertinya berbanding terbalik dengan kehidupan pribadi mereka.
Di balik senyum ramah dan tingkah yang lucu, ternyata beberapa artis maupun idol K-Pop memiliki masalahnya sendiri.
Seperti yang terjadi pada idol K-Pop satu ini yang meninggal akibat serangan jantung.
Minwoo merupakan leader dari boygroup bernama 100% .
Pada Senin (26/3/2018) waktu setempat, agensi 100% , TOP Media, melaporkan bahwa Minwoo telah meninggal dunia.
Dilansir Tribunnews dari Soompi, berikut isi pernyataan TOP Media.
Kami minta maaf karena mengabarkan berita duka ini secara tiba-tiba.
Artis kami, Minwoo 100% pergi meninggalkan kita pada 25 Maret.
Dia ditemukan dalam keadaan tanpa denyut nadi di rumahnya di Gangnam. Petugas medis telah datang namun kemudian dia dinyatakan telah meninggal.
K-pop group 100% has lost one of its members. Frontman Minwoo died of cardiac arrest on Sunday (March 25) night.
According to 100%’s management Top Media, Minwoo, 33, was found without a pulse at his home in the Gangnam district in Seoul. When first responders arrived at the scene, the singer was declared dead.
Top Media released a statement which read: “His family, 100% members, Top Media colleagues, artists, and staff members are all grief-stricken and mourning due to the unexpected sad news. Because everyone who knows Minwoo is aware of his kindheartedness and faithfulness, the sadness is even greater. His funeral will be carried out quietly in respect to his family’s wishes. We express our deepest condolences for his final path.”
