From "Leukemia Remission" to "Heart Attack": The Late Jung Se-hyup's First Anniversary of Death Today (the 6th) … Park Sung-gwang and Kim Won-hyo Also Express Condolences [Star Issue]

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It has been one year since the passing of comedian Jung Se-hyup.

Today, the 6th, marks the first anniversary of the late Jung Se-hyup's death. He passed away on October 6, 2025. He was 41 years old at the time of his death.

At the time, KBS 2TV's comedy program "Gag Concert" conveyed the sad news through its official social media account, stating, "We express our deep condolences upon hearing the unfortunate news regarding Jung Se-hyup. We sincerely pray for the late one's eternal rest."

The cause of death was reportedly a heart attack. Previously, the late Jung Se-hyup appeared on the YouTube channel "Puhaha TV" in 2002 and revealed that he had been battling leukemia for five years. He subsequently underwent a bone marrow transplant and achieved remission, returning to the stage of "Gag Concert" in 2024, but his subsequent passing left many saddened.

At the time, comedians were plunged into deep sorrow upon hearing the news of his death. Accordingly, Kim Won-hyo, Park Sung-gwang, Yoon Hyung-bin, Hong Hyun-hee, and Hwang Young-jin also conveyed their heavy-hearted condolences.

The late Jung Se-hyup debuted in 2018 as a 10th-generation public recruit for SBS, appearing in programs such as "People Who Find Laughter" and "Gag Tonight." In particular, he gained popularity with the puppy character "Chau-Chau" on "Gag Tonight."

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