Astro Moon Bin has passed away

 By Bea Mae B. Masujer

Photo from AsianWaiki

         Astro member Moon Bin was found dead in his home at Gangnam District of Seoul last Wednesday, April 19, 2023.
        According to the exclusive report from Yonhap News TV, Moon Bin a south Korean singer and part of the K-pop group Astro, passed away yesterday around 8:10 pm, his lifeless body was found in his home by his manager who immediately called the authorities to report the tragic incident. In regards to the cause of death, Police official commented to Yonhap News TV,
“We believe that Moon Bin died by suicide, we are considering an autopsy to investigate the exact cause of death”.
        And his mortuary is being set up at the funeral home of Asian Hospital in Seoul, South Korea and the funeral will be held quietly.  
            Meanwhile, Moon Bin’s agency Fantagiao already released an official statement today to address the sudden news of the singer's death. 
  Many people were shocked by Moon Bin’s sudden death, especially Aroha (Astro fandom name) who expressed their sadness and deepest condolences to the Astro members and Moon Bin family and friends.
            Moon Bin a 25 years old Korean who debuted first as child model in year 2004 under the influence of his mother and then debuted as a part of the South Korean boy group Astro in 2016 under the Fantagio Entertainment agency, with their extended play ‘Spring Up’ as a debut album and later Astro was named as one of the best new K-pop acts of 2016 by Billboard. Moon Bin as K-pop idol along with his band members gained success and recognition to the majority of K-pop fans over the years. He was an actor also who first appear in screen on 2009 Korean drama “Boys Over Flowers” where he played the younger version of Kim Bum’s character and has been a part of the cast in some Korean drama such as ‘To be Continued’ (2015), ‘Moments of Eighteen’ (2019) and ‘Mermaid Prince’ (2020).
Source from (2023, April 20). ASTRO’s Moonbin Has Passed Away According To Yonhap News. KoreanBoo. Retrieved April 20, 2023, from https://www.koreaboo.com/news/astro-moonbin-passed-away/

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