At 43 years
K-Pop singer Wheese found dead
Great grief for singers and songwriters wheels. The well-known K-Pop singer was found dead in his apartment after not published for an appointment.
According to reports, the singer’s mother, who is called Choi Whee-Sung with a bourgeois name, alerted the rescue workers on Monday evening. Wheesung had an appointment for a meeting with his manager, but could not be reached. His mother, who lives in the same house, wanted to look after him and found that he no longer reacted.
At around 6.30 p.m. local time, the South Korean was found lifeless in his apartment in Seoul. According to the South Korean news agency Yonhap, the cause of death is unclear. However, his death is not classified as suspicious. According to the police, however, it is said to have passed for a while since his death. An autopsy was arranged.
WHEESUNG artist agency confirmed the death of the singer: “The artist Wheelung left us,” said a statement by Tajoy Entertainment. The agents said that their employees and colleagues are “in deep grief”.
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Wheesung became known in 2002, had numerous hits, such as “with me” and “Insomnia”, a remake of Craig Davids Hit. In 2021, Wheesung’s career suffered a kink when he was sentenced to a two -year probation sentence for habitual propofol consumption. The strong anesthetist led to Michael Jackson’s death in 2009.
After the incident, the singer continued to appear, but no longer had the same number of spectators and music sales. In the spring of 2020 it was said to be found twice within a few days, together with syringes and vials that contained etomidate, a sleep -promoting medication, similar to propofol.
This weekend he was supposed to appear together with the singer KCM in the South Korean city of Daegu. In his last message on social media, he announced the upcoming concert and wrote: “Loss of weight. Until March 15th.”
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I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
