While there are many idols who turn into actresses, not all of them are able to pull off the career switch. These 5 K-pop centers, however, prove they are not only versatile idols but amazing actresses. Keep on reading to see who they are.
1. Suzy
Suzy, who debuted as the face of Miss A, is a representative idol-actress in the industry. She debuted as an idol in 2010 and made her acting debut the year after with a lead role in the high teen drama "Dream High," which aired on KBS2. Since then, Suzy has been acting in many dramas and movies, tackling lead roles and breaking the box office.
Despite her successful career as an actress, fans are hoping to see Suzy make a comeback as an idol once more. Her last activity with Miss A was back in 2017, and the group has already disbanded. Suzy's last musical release was in 2018. In 2020, she held an online concert to celebrate her 10th debut anniversary.
2. Girls' Generation's Yoona
Yoona debuted as the visual and center of Girls' Generation in 2007. The same year she debuted as an idol, Yoona started tackling acting roles. She first debuted as an actress with a minor role in "Two Outs in the Ninth Inning" but gained fame in early 2008 after taking on the lead role in "You Are My Destiny."
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Girls' Generation's last musical release as a whole group was back in 2017. Yoona then debuted in the sub-unit Oh!GG, which consisted of the members of Girls' Generation who chose to remain under SM Entertainment. The group debuted in 2018 and has not had a comeback since their debut.
3. Ahn Sohee
Sohee debuted as the face of the Wonder Girls in 2007 and was loved by the whole nation due to her adorable charm. Despite her popularity as an idol, she chose to leave the Wonder Girls in 2015 and pursued a career in acting instead. As an actress, she is best known for her role in "Welcome to Waikiki 2."
Though she is no longer an idol, many people hope that they will hear Sohee's iconic "Omona!" from "Tell Me" again one day.
4. f(x)'s Krystal
Krystal debuted as the visual and face of f(x) in 2009. A year after her idol debut, Krystal debuted as an actress in the sitcom "High Kick 3." She further solidified herself as an actress following her role in "The Heirs."
Though f(x) boasted a solid fandom, the group has not been active since 2016, and all the members have left SM Entertainment, except for Victoria, whose activities in South Korea are still being managed by the company. Yet, as the group has not officially disbanded, people are still hoping for a comeback.
5. Girl's Day's Hyeri
Hyeri debuted in 2010 as a new member of Girl's Day and quickly earned the role of face of the group. During Girl's Day's career, they produced many hit songs, such as "Expectation" and "Female President."
However, Hyeri made her name known following her role in the tvN drama "Reply 1988." Since then, Hyeri has bagged numerous drama roles, such as "Two Cops" and "Entertainer."
Girl's Day's last comeback was in 2017, and since then, all the members have left Dream T Entertainment. However, they have not officially disbanded, and there is still a chance for a comeback. Fans are waiting for the day they reunite.
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Written by Alexa Lewis
