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Park Junhee

b. 1994

South Korean singer and actor (born 1994)

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Born 1994. Park Junhee is a South Korean singer and actor.

Park Jun-hee (; born June 2, 1994), formerly known as Jun is a South Korean singer and actor. He debuted as a member of A.C.E in 2017. In the same year, he joined the survival program The Unit, in which he was eliminated in episode 14 after achieving 27th place. As an actor, he gained recognition by playing the lead role of Jung Eun-ho in the Boys' love web series Tinted With You.

Career Pre-debut: Stage acting debut Park Jun-hee was a former CJ E&M and Jellyfish Entertainment trainee for seven years, and during that period he almost debuted three times. In 2016 he joined Beat Interactive. He made many covers and dance practices, posted on their official channels as well as 1MILLON channel.

He made his musical debut in 2016 in Peste.

Park appeared on episode seven of I Can See Your Voice 4 in 2017. He was known as Suncheon's Kangta and was eliminated in the second round.

2017–2024: Debut with A.C.E, acting and military enlistment

Park debuted as a member of A.C.E on May 23, 2017, with the single "Cactus". In the same year, he participated in the survival show The Unit: Idol Rebooting Project alongside fellow A.C.E member Yuchan.

In November 2020, Park led his group to perform at the Parasite Oscars after-party. Park said "It was really an honor to be able to participate in a culturally significant event and congratulate them on their awards".

In 2021, Park joined the cast for Sometoon, a 20-episode web drama based on the popular webtoon of the same name, and also sang the OST "Is It Just Me" (썸썸한 사이).

In November 2021, Park joined the main cast of the Boys' love historical web drama Tinted With You where he played Jung Eun-ho. Park said that despite the political climate in Korea, where same-sex marriage was not legal, he took the role for his LGBT+ fans.

Park was already cast when he featured on a BL OST and said, "BL dramas like Light On Me and others in the future can help break down prejudices and create a more equal world for all."

On February 7, 2022, Park enlisted for his military service as an active duty soldier. He returned to his entertainment career on August 6, 2023.

In August 2023, it was announced that Park had a main role in the musical We Will Rock You as Galileo. He stayed until the end of the run on January 2, 2024.

On September 6, 2023, Forestella released a digital single, titled "KOOL." Park Jun-hee was credited as a choreographer in the music video description.

Park was seen attending the charity fund raiser run by Jenny House on December 5, 2023.

In April 2024, Park talked about the longevity of an idol and how to flourish. "I believe that if you steadily make masterpieces, the time will come when people will recognize the fruits of your effort."

In December 2024, Park announced that he was undergoing tests after experiencing facial paralysis symptoms. On July 31, 2025, during a TikTok live, Park mentioned his diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (다발성 경화증).

2025–present: Departure from Beat Entertainment, forming H&P Entertainment, solo career and Eurovision Song Contest Asia In March 2025, it was announced that all five members of A.C.E did not renew their contracts with label Beat Interactive; however, the members would be keeping their trademarks and rights to the band for potential future projects.

In early June 2025, Park established H&P Entertainment, and later posted covers of "Your Idol" and "Free" from KPop Demon Hunters, the latter featuring AleXa. On July 7, 2025, Pan Entertainment announced a collaboration with Park as their first artist in their global music business.

On August 14, 2025, Park released his solo debut single "Supernova". On September 5, he hosted a listening party ahead of the release of his first mini album The First Day & Night on September 12. On December 31, he performed at the Inspire New Year Midnight Party.

Park made a notable appearance at the 2026 Seoul Fashion Week held in February 2026 at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza. He attended the Adriel Los fashion show and photo wall event, appearing both on the runway and in photo opportunities.

Park completed his first solo U.S. tour, 'Into the Ocean' on January 19, 2026, featuring stops in nine cities such as Atlanta, Durham, New York, Minneapolis, and Chicago. On January 25, he held a fanmeeting in Tokyo. ending with a concert and fan meeting in London. The Asian leg of the tour began in April in Seoul and Taipei, before the Canadian leg in July and the Latin America leg in August 2026.

On July 15, 2026, Park released the CP song Demisoda Be Fresh on his YouTube channel.

On August 7, he released his second album Love Method, with "La La La Lune" serving as the title track. He promoted the song on multiple Korean music shows, along with "Get Out" together with A.C.E member Wow.

He will be one of the eight acts participating in South Korea's national selection for Eurovision Song Contest Asia called 'Korea's Next Wave'. , with the song "Deep Dive".

Discography Extended plays Title Album details Peak chart positions Sales KOR The First Day & NightReleased: September 12, 2025 Label: H&P Entertainment Formats: CD, digital download 61 KOR: +1,357 Love MethodReleased: August 7, 2026 Label: H&P Entertainment Formats: CD, digital download 47 KOR: +1,728

Singles Title Year Album "Supernova" 2025 The First Day & Night "Umbrella" "La La La Lune" 2026 Love Method

Soundtrack appearances Title Year Album "First Love" 2020 My Healing Love OST Part. 2 "Where You Are" The Game: Towards Zero OST Part. 1 "Something" 2021Sometoon OST "Is It Just Me?" "Spark" Light on Me OST "Buzzer Beater" 2022Tracer OST Songwriting credits

Filmography Web series Year Title Role Notes 2021 Tinted With You Jung Eun-ho Main role 2020 Twenty-Twenty Cameo 2017 Melancholic Cameo Episode 2 2014 I Need A Romance Cameo Episode 1

Television series Year Title Role Notes 2015 Persevere Goo Hae Ra Member of Impact Guest role 2017 Hello, My Twenties! Member of The Fifth Column Episode 4 2019 Big Issue Gambling idol Episode 1 2020Zombie Detective Part-timer

Television shows Year Title Role Notes 2017 I Can See Your Voice Suncheon's Kangta The Unit: Idol Rebooting Project Contestant Finished in the 21st place

Tours and Fanmeetings Famneetings Listening Party Seoul & LA (2025) London Fanmeeting (2026) Love Method Japan Fanmeetings (2026)

Concerts and Tours INTO THE OCEA@N World Tour (2025-26)

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Who is Park Junhee?

South Korean singer and actor (born 1994)

When was Park Junhee born?

Park Junhee was born on 2 June 1994 in Suncheon.

What is Park Junhee's occupation?

Park Junhee is a singer and actor.

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Park Junhee is South Korean.

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