Song Ha-yoon

South Korean actress, known for 'Fight for My Way'

Song Ha-yoon - South Korean actress, known for 'Fight for My Way'
Born

December 2nd, 1986
38 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Korea

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Born in 1986, this South Korean actress began her career in the entertainment industry, gaining recognition through various television dramas. Notable works include roles in 'Fight for My Way' and 'Witch at Court', showcasing both talent and versatility. Alongside her work in series, she has participated in films and web series, further cementing her presence in the industry. The actress continues to explore different genres, maintaining a significant following.

Starring in 'Fight for My Way'

Role in 'Witch at Court'

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