Lee Sun Gyun, who was previously under suspicion of drug use, reportedly took his own life on December 27, bringing much shock.

According to reports, the police received an emergency call at around 10:12 AM, reporting that a husband had left the house after composing a note resembling a farewell note. Following the report, law enforcement located the man's vehicle in a park in Jongno-gu at approximately 10:30 AM, discovering the individual unconscious.

Subsequently, authorities have officially confirmed the identity of the deceased individual as actor Lee Sun Gyun.

In the latest report, TV Chosun revealed the contents of the farewell note.

According to TV Chosun, Lee Sun Gyun left a note to his wife stating, "There's nothing that can be done" and "This is the only way." Additionally, the late actor left a message to the representative of his agency, "I'm sorry the penalty fees for the advertisement and film are so high," expressing the burden of the hefty fines associated with breaking the advertising and film contracts.

Meanwhile, Lee Sun Gyun's funeral hall has been set up at Seoul National University Hospital Funeral Hall Room 1. The funeral procession is scheduled for the morning of December 29, and the burial site is in Sunyeong, Buan-gun, Jeollabuk-do. Lee Sun Gyun's wife, Jeon Hye Jin, is expected to remain at the funeral hall.

Currently, many colleagues are visiting the funeral hall to mourn the deceased. Film director Lee Won Seok, who collaborated with the late actor on the movie 'Killing Romance,' visited the funeral hall around 5 PM to offer condolences.

Actor Cho Jin Woong, who is replacing Lee Sun Gyun in the drama 'No Way Out,' entered the funeral hall in great shock. The two actors previously collaborated in the film 'A Hard Day.'

Other actors such as Sul Kyung Gu, Kim Sang Ho, and director Byun Sung Hyun also were seen at the funeral hall.

※ If you or someone you know is at risk of self-harm or suicide, seek help as soon as possible by contacting agencies specializing in crisis intervention and suicide prevention in the United States and abroad.