K-Pop Singer Roy Kim Remembers Late Friend Park Bo Ram In Emotional Post

The sudden passing of Park Bo Ram, a popular K-pop singer, has deeply saddened fans and the music industry. Renowned for her contributions to the popular K-drama Reply 1988, her death has left a profound impact on her supporters and fellow artists alike. Now singer Roy Kim expressed his grief through a poignant Instagram post, sharing cherished memories of Park Bo Ram, including an old birthday celebration video and a heartfelt black-and-white photo with her and other friends.

In the caption, Roy Kim penned an emotional note, remembering his friend, and wrote, “Through the old days that felt like summer, the world cried with you. I felt so much bigger than sadness that I didn’t cry. So I’ve been living my daily life more on purpose. I was on my way to see you the other day. Nothing is out of hand. And I didn’t shed a tear when I saw you. And then the sun came out after I let you go. It looks like it went well. Don’t get sick when you go there; don’t wear yourself there when you feel your best. Hold on to that smile full of gratitude, and live it. This is how I am living rigid as a rock, living my life to the fullest, When I go there, I’ll cry to see you again.”

In an additional comment on his post, the singer added, “Because I want to remember.”

Fans also got emotional as they took to the comment section and shared their feelings. A fan wrote, “She will always live in song. She will always live in the hearts of those who loved her so much,” while another commented, “Please be happy at the same place.”

In the meantime, Park Bo Ram’s family and close friends paid their last farewell to the late singer on April 17 at the Seoul Asan Hospital Funeral Hall. Many, including singers Roy Kim, Park Jae-jung and Kang Seung-yoon, were seen sharing their final goodbyes with deep sorrow.

Suicide Claims About Park Bo Ram’s Demise

While fans are deeply mourning Bo Ram’s sudden demise at 30, speculations arose regarding the cause of her death, with many suggesting suicide. However, her agency has issued a statement clarifying the autopsy findings, dismissing any notions of suicide or homicide.

“An autopsy was performed to confirm the cause of death of the late artist Park Bo Ram. The autopsy showed no signs of homicide or suicide, and the exact results will be delivered to the bereaved family at a later date,” the statement read.