Wheesung found dead at home
11 Mar - Singer-songwriter Wheesung has recently passed away.
On 10 March, the R&B singer was found dead at home in Gwangjin District, Seoul, with the authorities saying that he has been dead for quite some time when he was found.
No signs of break-in or suspected criminal involvement has been found.
The police and fire departments are currently investigating the specific circumstances of his death and are not ruling out the possibility of suicide.
The news came as a surprise as it was just a few days ago that Wheesung promoted a joint concert with KCM at Exco in Daegu that should be held on 15 March.
Making his debut in 2002, Wheesung was known for hits like "Can't You" (2002), "Insomnia" (2009), "Even Thought Of Marriage" (2010) and more.
However, in 2021, the singer was given a two-year suspended prison sentence for the illegal use of propofol.
He was 43.
(Photo Source: Wheesung IG)
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