South Korean actor Park Min Jae has tragically passed away at the age of 32. His agency, Big Title, confirmed that the talented actor suffered a cardiac arrest on November 29 while in China.  

The news of his untimely death was announced yesterday, leaving fans and the entertainment industry in mourning.  

"Park Min Jae, a dedicated actor who poured his heart into his craft, has departed this world for heaven," Big Title shared on social media. 

"While we can no longer witness his incredible performances, we will always remember him with pride as part of the Big Title. May he rest in peace."  

Park's younger brother also expressed his grief, saying, "My dear brother has gone to rest. I hope many people will honor his memory."  

A memorial wake is currently being held at the Seoul National University Hospital Funeral Hall, with his funeral scheduled for December 4.  

Park Min Jae appeared in several acclaimed K-dramas, including "Tomorrow", "Little Women", "Call It Love", "The Korea-Khitan War", "Mr Lee", and "Bo-ra! Deborah". 

Though his career was still blossoming, he was widely recognised for his dedication, passion, and talent in acting.  

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His loss is deeply felt by fans and colleagues alike, who remember him as a rising star with a promising future.