Han So-hee's Profile
- Full Name: Han So-hee
- Native Name: 한소희
- Birth Name: Lee So-hee
- Birthday: Nov 18, 1993 (31 years old)
- Blood Type: AB
- Height/Weight: 165 cm (5’5") / 47 kg (103–104 lbs)
- Gender: Female
- Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
- Debut: 2017
- Birthplace: Ulsan, South Korea
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Nationality:
South Korean
- Profession: Actress, Model
- Language Skills: Korean (Native), English
- Current Agency: 9ato Entertainment
- Active Years: 2017 – present (8 years)
Han So-hee, born Lee So-hee (이소희), is a South Korean actress. She was born on November 18, 1993, in Ulsan, South Korea. Han is primarily active in television and film and is represented by 9ato Entertainment.
Early life
Han So-hee was raised in Ulsan. Her parents divorced when she was about five years old, after which she was brought up by her grandmother. During her school years, she developed a strong interest in visual arts, particularly painting. After graduating from high school, she moved to Seoul to pursue a career in the arts. She initially planned to study fine arts in France but was unable to do so due to financial constraints.
While living in Seoul, she supported herself through various part-time jobs, including modeling, commercial work, and shifts at a bar. During this period, she was discovered by a management company and encouraged to try acting, which marked the beginning of her career in the entertainment industry.
Career
Han So-hee made her first appearance in the entertainment industry in 2016, featuring in the music video Tell Me What To Do by SHINee. In 2017, she began her acting career with a supporting role in the SBS drama Reunited Worlds, followed by an appearance in MBC’s Money Flower.
In 2018, she took on a role in the historical drama 100 Days My Prince on tvN and played the lead in KBS Drama Special: After the Rain (KBS2). That same year, she appeared in Roy Kim’s music video The Hardest Part. In 2019, she was cast in the fantasy series Abyss on tvN.
Her breakthrough came in 2020 with the role of Yeo Da-kyung in JTBC’s The World of the Married. The series became the highest-rated drama in Korean cable television history at the time, bringing her widespread recognition both domestically and internationally.
In 2021, Han So-hee headlined two major projects. She played Yoo Na-bi in JTBC’s romance drama Nevertheless and starred as Jiwoo in Netflix’s crime action series My Name. The latter earned her a nomination for Best Actress at the 58th Baeksang Arts Awards.
In 2022, she appeared alongside Park Hyung-sik in Disney+’s short-form drama Soundtrack #1. Later that year, she featured in the live-action teaser for Kakao’s webtoon adaptation The Villainess Is a Marionette.
In 2023, Han So-hee starred opposite Park Seo-joon in Netflix’s period thriller Gyeongseong Creature. She also appeared in the music video Seven by Jungkook of BTS.
In 2024, the second season of Gyeongseong Creature premiered globally on Netflix on September 27. During the same year, she was confirmed for the feature film Project Y alongside Jeon Jong-seo, scheduled to begin filming in the latter half of the year. She was also appointed global ambassador for the home appliance brand Shark.
In 2025, Project Y was selected to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and was also included in the lineup of the Busan International Film Festival. That year, Han So-hee embarked on her first global fan meeting tour, 2025 Han So-hee 1st Fanmeeting World Tour – Xohee Loved Ones, with stops across Asia, Europe, and North America. She was also cast as Jules Ostin in the Korean remake of the Hollywood film The Intern, a role originally played by Anne Hathaway.
Fun Facts
- Han So-hee made her first screen appearance in SHINee’s Tell Me What To Do music video.
- Viewers openly disliked her character Yeo Da-kyung in The World of the Married.
- The paintings on Yoo Na-bi’s Instagram in Nevertheless were drawn by Han So-hee herself.
- She once had multiple tattoos and later removed them for acting roles.
- To film My Name, she gained 10 kilograms and trained in martial arts for two months.
- She once posted a photo holding a “knife,” which turned out to be a phone case.
- Her moment of biting a pen cap at Paris Fashion Week 2024 went viral online.
- She surprised fans by showing martial arts moves at a public event.
- Friends call her the “meme queen” because she always carries memes on her phone.
- She once signed an autograph on a tissue after a fan wrote a note on it.
- A fancam of her spinning at a fanmeeting was compared to a movie scene.
- On Instagram, she often shares photos of herself playing with stray cats.
