Song Ha-yoon

 ( Artists : Songhayoon.php Official Website ) 

Kim Mi-sun (; born December 2, 1986), better known by the stage name Song Ha-yoon (), is a South Korean actress. She is best known for her roles in the television series Fight for My Way (2017) and Marry My Husband (2024).

She debuted as Kim Byul in 2003, but changed her stage name in 2012.

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Bullying allegations controversy After the success of Marry My Husband, Song came under media radar for being an alleged bully in school. A comment made by the alleged victim regarding Song using violence surfaced. The victim alleged that when Song had invited him to meet and had then held him down and hit him for 90 minutes. Before going public with his claims, he contacted Song's agency twice in an attempt to contact Song, and later said that if she had apologized, he would have dropped the matter. Instead, the agency twice told him that they couldn't reach Song. This prompted him to go public. After the bullying allegations came to light, it also turned out that Song had been expelled from her high school, but that expulsion was connected to a separate incident of school violence.

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Filmography

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Film

Love House
Members of the Funeral	Woo Ah-mi
Stray Cats
Dangerously Excited	Mi-sun

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Television series

MBC Best Theater: "Taereung National Village"	Jung Ma-roo
Sweden Laundry	Kim Bom
KBS Drama Special: "I Introduce My Father"	Choi Hee-young
In Still Green Days	Lee Young-hee
My Daughter, Geum Sa-wol	Lee Hong-do / Joo Oh-wol
Fight for My Way	Baek Seol-hee

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Music video appearances

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Awards and nominations

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2017	Best Couple Award	Song Ha-yoon Fight for My Way
	Best Supporting Actress	Fight for My Way

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External links

Categories: Artists : Songhayoon.php Official Website, 1986 Births, Living People, Jyp Entertainment Artists, 21st-century South Korean Actresses, South Korean Film Actresses, South Korean Television Actresses, King Kong By Starship Artists, Actresses From Bucheon

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