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Kim Tae-hee (Korean) (born 29 March 1980) is a South Korean actress.
She is best known for her appearances in Korean dramas such as Stairway to Heaven (2004), Love Story in Harvard (2004), My Princess (2011), and Yong-pal (2015).
Early life and education
Kim Tae-hee was born in Ulsan, South Korea, on March 29, 1980. Kim Yoo Moon, the company's founder and chairman, is a father who was born and died in 1984. In the Ulsan area, she is often active in numerous charities to support underserved youth and broken families. Kim Hee-won and her younger brother, Lee Wan, are both actors and appeared in her television series Stairway to Heaven; the latter is also an actor. She attended Samshin Elementary School, Daehyun Middle School (), and then transferred to Ulsan Girls' High School.
Kim immigrated to Seoul in 1999 to attend college at Seoul National University, where she became the president of the SNU Women's Ski Club. She earned a bachelor's degree in fashion design from SNU in 2005.
Personal life
Kim began dating South Korean singer-actor Rain in September 2012. On January 19, 2017, the couple married.
Kim's company, Lua Entertainment, reported that she was pregnant with their first child on May 23rd. On October 25, 2017, she gave birth to a daughter. Kim announced that she was pregnant once more in February 2019. She gave birth to the couple's second child on September 19, 2019.
Kim is a practicing Catholic. She was one of 30 Catholic celebrities to appear in the album "Koinonia" in 2014, marking Pope Francis' visit to South Korea, the first time in 19 years that an incumbent pope visited South Korea. Verda is her baptismal name.
Career
Kim was riding the subway in 2000 and she was offered a modeling career. Kim appeared in television commercials and print advertisements before making her acting debut in the 2001 sequel Last Present. She appeared in Living in New Town and the sitcom Let's Go, as well as Screen and A Problem at My Younger Brother's House in 2003.
Kim rose to fame in 2003 by her portrayal of the wicked stepsister in the famous SBS TV series Stairway to Heaven. Kim was involved in many of her succeeding ventures, including the supernatural KBS series Forbidden Love and the SBS campus romance Love Story in Harvard, beginning in 2004. Throughout its tenure, the latter had a 20 percent peak viewership rating and was named the Most Popular Actress at the Baeksang Arts Awards, winning Kim the Most Popular Actress award in the TV category. Japanese viewers also loved Love Story in Harvard, contributing to Kim's fame in the region.
Kim became one of the most in-demand celebrities in the television commercial business industry after enjoying the success of Stairway to Heaven and Love Story in Harvard. In 2008, Korea Broadcast Advertising Corporation selected her as the best advertisement model of the year, earning her the title of "CF Queen." Kim, on the other hand, expressed her desire to be recognized properly as an actor, rather than her appearances.
Kim then turned to film, appearing in The Restless (2006) and the romantic comedy Venus and Mars (2007). However, both of them were unsuccessful at the box office.
Kim appeared on the small screen in 2009 as an NIS profiler in the spy drama thriller Iris. It was one of the most expensive Korean dramas ever made, and it was a financial and commercial success with a 30 percent viewership rating. Kim shed tears at the KBS Drama Awards after winning an Excellence Award in a Mid-length Drama, the first acting award, excepting newcomer and celebrity awards.
Kim left Namoo Actors in January 2010 to join Lua Entertainment, which was created by her brother-in-law. She also played a horse jockey who had aspired to win the championship in the sport film Grand Prix this year.
Kim earned rave reviews in the romantic comedy series My Princess (2011), as she learned she is the princess of Korea; she was praised for her work after Iris' success; Later this year, she appeared in her first Japanese television drama Boku to Star no 99 Nichi, where her role is a Korean Wave bodyguard who meets an ordinary Japanese bodyguard and somehow falls head over heels in love with him. The Fuji TV drama, which aired in Japan from October to December 2011, raised 9 percent of viewers' ratings on average, launching Kim as a household name in Japan. Kim was later chastised by some Japanese netizens for reportedly promoting South Korea's involvement in the Liancourt Rocks controversy during her 2005 trip to Switzerland as a goodwill ambassador.
Kim appeared in her first historical drama in 2013, Living by Love, as the infamous royal concubine Hui-bin Jang. In the Chinese television drama Saint Wang Xizhi, Wang Xizhi's wife played a key role in the Chinese television drama Saint Wang Xizhi, followed by another period of time.
Kim returned to Korean television in 2015, portraying an heiress who recovers from a coma with the support of a doctor-for-hire, the titular Yong-pal. The show attracted high ratings, and Kim received a Top Excellence Acting award from the Korea Drama Awards.
Kim returned to television in 2020 in the family drama series Hibye Mama!