Singer Park Bo-ram / Courtesy of Xanadu Entertainment

Popular singer Park Bo-ram, who passed away on April 11, was found to have died without any signs of foul play or suicide, according to an autopsy report on Monday, her agency, Xanadu Entertainment, said.

"The autopsy was conducted this morning to determine the cause of Park Bo-ram's death. It confirmed that there were no signs of murder or suicide. The detailed autopsy results will be conveyed to her family in due course," the agency said in a statement.

"Park never lost her passion for music and continued to nurture her dreams. We ask everyone to pray for her soul to rest in peace in a warmer place," the agency said.

Park first captured the public's attention in 2010 through her participation in the Mnet audition program "Superstar K2." She officially debuted in 2014 with the hit song "Beautiful" and released other popular tracks such as "Celepretty" and more.

Celebrating her 10th anniversary in the industry this February, she released a duet titled "I Hope" with "Superstar K2" winner Huh Gak, followed by her latest single "I Miss You Already" on April 3.

Park's memorial ceremony will commence today at Seoul Asan Hospital. Her funeral will take place on April 17.

This article from the Hankook Ilbo, sister publication of The Korea Times, was translated by generative AI and edited by staff of the The Korea Times.