Song Yoon Ah (Song Yoona)

Song Yoon Ah (Song Yoona) Profile

• Birth Name: 송윤아 (Song Yoon Ah)
• Stage Name: Song Yoon Ah
• Nationality: Korean
• Date of Birth: 1973.06.07
• Zodiac Sign: Gemini
• Height: 168 cm
• Blood Type: O
• Agency: Snowball Entertainment
• Spouse: Sol Kyung Gu (actor)
• Instagram: @songyoona2015

Song Yoon Ah (Song Yoona) Facts & TMI

• Song Yoon Ah was born in Gimcheon, North Gyeongsang, South Korea
• Her family consists of parents, two elder brothers, and herself
• She attended to Hanyang University majoring in Cultural Anthropology
• On May 28, 2009 she married to actor Sol Kyung Gu in Bangbae Catholic Church
• Her husband is her movie co-star in Jail Breakers (2002) and Lost in Love (2006)
• On August 3, 2020 their son (Sol Seung Yoon) was born
• Prior to her acting career, she made her first debut as a model
• She won three awards at 1995 KBS Super Talent Contest
• Her acting debut began in 1995 through KBS2 drama Age of Individuality
• She decided to take five-year hiatus from acting after her marriage
• During her hiatus, she became part-time lecturer and adjunct professor at Seoul Arts College
• In 2011, she became a judge for Korea’s Got Talent Season 1
• She grew up in conservative and educated family
• Her father was very strict in raising children as she couldn’t wear sleeveless or shorts even if during summer time
• She was accused having an extramarital affair with Sol Kyung Gu while he was married to his first wife
• They denied the rumor and gave clarification that their relationship started in 2007, a year after Sol Kyung Gu’s divorce in 2006
• She is a Catholic with baptismal name “Anna”
• She is close to actress Song Hye Kyo
• Song He Kyo sent a food truck to Show Window: Queen’s House filming location as a support for her latest drama
• She has so much fun during Show Window: Queen’s House filming as she took funny pictures with her co-star Jeon So Min and other actors
• She is able to play piano and she usually shares it to her Instagram account
• Song Yoon Ah is also close to actress Son Ye Jin, Gong Hyo Jin, Choi Ji Woo
• She is currently under management of Snowball Entertainment

Movies

‘Stone Skipping’ as Teacher Kim (2020)
‘Innocent Witness’ as Soo In (2019)
‘Wedding Dress’ as Ko Woon (2010)
‘Secret’ as Yu Ji Yeon (2009)
‘Arang’ as So Young (2006)
‘Lost in Love’ as Yeon Soo (2006)
‘Face’ as Jung Sun Young(2004)
‘Jail Breakers’ as Kyung Soon (2002)
‘Masterpiece of Love’ as Kang Yeo-kyeong (2000)
‘The Best’ as Song Na young (1998)
‘1818 (Profanity)’ as Hong Se In (1997)

TV Series

‘Show Window: Queen’s House‘ as Han Sun Joo (Channel A/ 2021)
‘Graceful Friends’ as Nam Jung Hae (JTBC/ 2020)
‘Secret Mother’ as Kim Yoon Jin (SBS/ 2018)
‘The K2’ as Choi Yoo Jin (tvN/ 2016)
‘Assembly’ as Choi In Gyeong (KBS2/ 2015)
‘Mama’ as Han Seung Hee (MBC/ 2014)
‘Secret Garden’ as cameo (SBS/ 2010-2011)
‘On Air’ as Seo Young Eun (SBS/ 2008)
‘My Beloved Sister’ as Yoon Seung Joo (MBC/ 2006-2007)
‘Hong Kong Express’ as Han Jung Yeon (SBS/ 2005)
‘Into The Storm’ as Cha Mi Seon (SBS/ 2004)
‘The Present’ as Kim Hye Jin (MBC/ 2002)
‘Hotelier’ as Seo Jin Young (MBC/ 2001)
‘Sweet Bear’ as Han Jung Eun (MBC/ 2001)
‘Bad Boys’ as Ha Young Seo (MBC/ 2000)
‘8 Love Stories’ as Jung In (Ep.3 “Lost Baggage”) (SBS/ 1999-2000)
‘You Don’t Know My Feelings’ as Na Sook Ja (MBC/ 1999)
‘The Boss’ as Han Yeon Ji (MBC/ 1999)
‘Advocate’ as Jang Hye Mi (MBC/ 1998)
‘Mr. Q’ as Hwang Joo Ri (SBS/ 1998)
‘Paper Crane’ as Cha Yeon Hee (KBS2/ 1998)
‘Love’ as Lee Hee Soo (MBC/ 1998)
‘Beyond the Horizon’ (SBS/ 1997)
‘Hometown of Legends’ – episode: “The Nine-Tailed Fox” (KBS2/ 1997)
‘Drama City (The Road to Gorangpo)’ (KBS2/ 1997)
‘Tears of the Dragon’ as Ms. Jung (KBS1/ 1996)
‘Brilliant People’ (KBS1/ 1995)
‘Age of Individuality’ (KBS2/ 1995)

TV Movies

‘Drama Special: Home Sweet Home’ as Prof. Song – cameo (KBS2/ 2016)

Awards

2018 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actress (“Secret Mother”) – December 31, 2018
51st Baeksang Arts Awards: Best Actress (TV) (“Mama”) – May 26, 2015
2014 MBC Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actress (“Mama”) – December 30, 2014
2008 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actress (“On Air”) – December 31, 2008
2004 SBS Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Actress (“Into the Storm”) – December 31, 2004
40th Grand Bell Awards: Best Supporting Actress (“Jail Breakers”) – 2003
11th Chunsa Film Art Awards: Best Supporting Actress (“Jail Breakers”) – 2003
23rd Blue Dragon Film Awards: Best Supporting Actress (“Jail Breakers”) – 2002
2001 MBC Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actress (“Hotelier” & “Sweet Bear”) – December 2001
2000 SBS Drama Awards: Big Star Award (“8 Love Stories”) – December 31, 2000
1999 MBC Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Actress (“The Boss”) – December 1999
35th Baeksang Arts Awards: Most Popular Actress (TV) (“Mister Q”) – 1999
1998 KBS Drama Awards: Popularity Award, Actress (“Paper Crane”) – December 31, 1998
1998 SBS Drama Awards: Excellence Award, Actress (“Mister Q”) – December 31, 1998