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South Korean actor Lee Yong-joo of Blue Tower and Princess Hours dies at 44
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South Korean actor Lee Yong-joo of Blue Tower and Princess Hours dies at 44

South Korean actor Lee Yong-joo, best known for his role in the 2013 TV series 'Blue Tower,' has died at the age of 44 due to cardiac arrest. His death was confirmed by Chosun Daily, with a close friend sharing the news on social media. Fellow cast members and collaborators expressed their grief, including Kim Ho-chang, who shared a group photo and recounted a heartfelt conversation with Lee about continuing his acting career. Lee had previously disclosed a heart condition, including hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, though no direct link between the condition and his death has been established. He started his career as a model and later gained fame through various TV dramas and films.

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South Korean actor Lee Yong-joo of Blue Tower and Princess Hours dies at 44

South Korean actor Lee Yong-joo, best known for his role in the 2013 TV series 'Blue Tower,' has died at the age of 44 due to cardiac arrest. His death was confirmed by Chosun Daily, with a close friend sharing the news on social media. Fellow cast members and collaborators expressed their grief, including Kim Ho-chang, who shared a group photo and recounted a heartfelt conversation with Lee about continuing his acting career. Lee had previously disclosed a heart condition, including hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, though no direct link between the condition and his death has been established. He started his career as a model and later gained fame through various TV dramas and films.

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