Late Sulli, Brother Reveals Unreleased Photos from Her Life... "Crying Sadly with a Smiling Face"

It has been several years since actress Late Sulli (real name Choi Jin-ri), who was a member of the group f(x), passed away, yet the public's longing for her remains deep. On the 24th local time, Sulli's brother shared precious childhood records of her that had not been revealed to the public, touching many hearts.

◆ The Last Gift from Her Brother... "The Sadness Behind the Smiling Face"

On the 24th, Sulli's brother posted a photo along with a short but profound phrase on his social media, asking, "Why do you cry so sadly with a smiling face?" The photo shows a young Sulli with neatly cut short hair gazing at the camera with bright eyes.

This photo is an unreleased image that only Sulli's family had kept, and it is said to be the first time her brother has shared it to reminisce about her with fans. The youthful appearance in the photo overlaps with the bright smile she showed to the public during her life, bringing indescribable sadness and emotion to her devoted fans.

◆ Time Stopped at 25... The Icon 'Sulli' Still Lives On

Debuting as a child actress in the 2005 drama 'The Great Seer' and stepping into the music industry in 2009 as a member of f(x), Sulli was called the 'icon of a free spirit' due to her unique visuals and bold actions. However, on October 14, 2019, she suddenly passed away at the young age of 25, shocking fans worldwide.

Even as time passes, fans continue to commemorate her in their own ways on her birthday or anniversary. Under the recently released unreleased photo, multilingual memorial comments from fans around the world say, "I still miss you," and "I hope you are truly happy and smiling without crying there."

◆ An Unforgettable Star... An Eternal Inspiration in Pop Culture

During her life, Sulli inspired many women and young generations with her confident self-expression and social voice. Even after her passing, documentaries and posthumous works highlighting her life have been released, allowing the public to reflect on the artistic legacy and messages she left behind.