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Jeon So-min Profile, Height, Age and Facts (Updated)

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Introduction

Jeon So-min, a versatile South Korean actress and model, has captivated audiences with her talent and vibrant personality. Born on April 7, 1986, in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. Her family consists of her mother, father, and a younger brother. 

The actress grew up in a modest environment, attending Neunggok Elementary, Middle, and High Schools, which are located in her hometown. Later, she pursued a degree in Broadcasting and Entertainment from Dongduk Women’s University, where she began nurturing her interest in acting and entertainment.

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Beyond her acting prowess, Jeon’s magnetic personality and infectious energy have made her a prominent figure in the world of Korean variety shows. Her inclusion in the cast of “Running Man” proved to be a turning point, as her unpredictable antics and quick wit quickly endeared her to fans worldwide.

Profile

  • Name: Jeon So-min (전소민)
  • Birthday: April 07, 1986
  • Zodiac Sign: Aries
  • Height: 169.7 cm
  • Instagram: @jsomin86
  • Education: Dongduk Women’s University (Broadcasting and Entertainment Department)

Career

Jeon So-min made her acting debut in 2004 with the sitcom “Miracle”, where she showcased her charm and acting potential. 

In 2006, she appeared in her first feature film, “Cinderella”, a horror film that gained attention for its eerie story centered around beauty and plastic surgery. 

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Jeon So-min’s breakthrough came in 2013 with the MBC daily drama “Princess Aurora”, where she played the titular role of Oh Ro-ra. The series, known for its intense melodrama and over-the-top storylines, brought her significant attention and praise for her ability to deliver compelling emotional performances. Her portrayal earned her the Best New Actress award at the MBC Drama Awards in 2013, marking her as a rising star.

In the following years, Jeon So-min appeared in several dramas, including “Tomorrow Victory” (2015-2016) and “Something About 1%” (2016).

Her role in “Cross” (2018) showcased a different side of her as she played Go Ji-in, an organ transplant coordinator. Her performance proved her ability to take on diverse characters across genres.

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Another notable drama was “Show Window: The Queen’s House” (2021-2022), a K-drama where she played Yoon Mi-ra, a complex character involved in an extramarital affair. Her intense and layered performance captivated audiences, earning her critical acclaim and further solidifying her reputation as a versatile actress.

While Jeon So-min was already recognized as a talented actress, her entry into variety shows propelled her to a new level of fame. In 2017, she joined the popular SBS variety show “Running Man” as a fixed cast member. Her quirky humor, playful antics, and natural chemistry with the other cast members quickly won over fans.

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Jeon So-min became known for her unfiltered and relatable personality, as well as her willingness to throw herself into every challenge. Her contributions to “Running Man” revitalized the show, and she has since become one of its most iconic members.

In addition to “Running Man,” she has appeared on other variety shows, including “Sixth Sense” and hosted her own talk show, “Salon Drip”, further demonstrating her talent as a multi-faceted entertainer.

However, the actress left the fixed cast of “Running Man” in November 2023.

Alongside her variety show appearances and acting activities, Jeon So-min is also a published author, having released works such as “You Can Call Me After a Drink” (술 먹고 전화해도 되는데). 

Facts

Jeon So-min’s laugh is so distinct that fans affectionately call it her “trademark laugh.” It’s often loud, contagious, and adds to her charm.

After leaving “Running Man”, Jeon So-min was actually in quite a pickle, finding things to be tough, especially as she faced financial burden due to moving. The actress even ended up working part-time at a café.

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Additionally, it is known that the actress did not receive good treatment when she was a rooking, having to endure abuse and insult from a director, carrying heavy equipment herself, and even being forced to cook breakfast for him. 

Due to such treatment, Jeon So-min started to form a habit of hitting her own head if she anticipated an error while filming

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