Debuting at 13… The late Lotifl Sky, who sang "Funny~," passed away at the age of 25 after a brief life… Marking the 13th anniversary [Star Issue]

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Thirteen years have already passed since the late singer Lotifl Sky (real name Kim Ha-neul), who was loved for her hit song "Funny," ended her short life at the age of 25.

The late Lotifl Sky died on October 8, 2013, while receiving treatment in the intensive care unit of Seoul St. Mary's Hospital after being admitted in a state of brain death. She was 25 years old at the time of her passing.

The late singer had suddenly collapsed and lost consciousness in mid-September of that year, and although she was transported to the hospital, she was diagnosed with brain death and ultimately passed away about 20 days later, ending her brief life at age 25. At the time, many celebrities, including actresses Han Hye-jin, Uhm Ji-won, Yoo Sun, Park Tam-hee, and singer Ga Hee, paid their respects to see the late singer off on her final journey. Her remains were interred at Cheongah Cemetery in Ilsan, Gyeonggi Province.

The late singer was diagnosed with brain death due to an unknown cause. At the time, Lotifl Sky's agency stated that she had informed them about a year earlier that she was ill and could no longer continue her activities, effectively halting her domestic career. The agency added, "We recently heard the news that she was in a state of brain death. Her mother also underwent brain surgery and was battling illness, so we understand there may be a family history."

The late Lotifl Sky debuted in 2001 under the stage name "Ha-neul," derived from her real name with the surname removed, and released her first album, "Voice of Purity." At the time, she was 13 years old. She won the hearts of many music fans with the album's title track, "Funny," and her performance featuring multiple costume changes on stage.

After a long hiatus, she resumed her activities in 2010 under the name "Lotifl Sky" as part of the first project produced by actor Ryu Si-won upon his debut as a producer. In 2011, she also participated in OSTs for dramas such as "Mythos" and "A Woman's Scent." Additionally, she contributed to the composition of the song "It's Me" by Ga Hee, a former member of the girl group After School.

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