Lee Sang Bo Height, Age, Death, Family, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Other Name	Lee Bo-hyeon
Profession	Actor
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)	5' 11" (180 cm)
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Career
Debut	TV: The Invisible Man (2006) (KBS2)
Last Series	Elegant Empire (2023-2024)
Personal Life
Date of Birth	21 October 1981 (Wednesday)
Birthplace	Seoul, South Korea
Date of Death	26 March 2026 (Thursday)
Place of Death	Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Age (at the time of death)	44 Years
Death Cause	Not disclosed yet
Zodiac sign	Libra
Nationality	South Korean
Hometown	Seoul, South Korea
Controversy	Drug Use Allegations: In 2022, Lee Sang Bo faced drug use allegations after he was seen in an unsteady condition. The authorities later dropped the charges after due to lack of evidence and confirming that his condition was caused by prescribed medication, not drug use. [1]Filmfare
Relationships & More
Marital Status (at the time of death)	Unmarried
Family
Parents	Father- (Passed away in 2010) Mother- (Passed away in 2019)
Siblings	Sister- (Passed away in 1998)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Lee Sang Bo

• Lee Sang Bo grew up in Seoul, South Korea.

• He used the stage name ‘Lee Bo-hyeon’ from 2006 to 2016.

• He appeared as ‘Oh Eun-taek’ in Korean Broadcasting System’s drama ‘Bad Love’ (2007-2008).

• He played the role of ‘Moon Jeong-gyoo’ in the mini series ‘Special Task Force MSS’ (2011), which aired on KBS2.
  

  A poster of the series ‘Special Task Force MSS’ (2011)

• In 2013, Lee appeared as an NIS agent in an action comedy-drama film titled ‘Secretly, Greatly.’

• Lee appeared in many other television series, such as an uncle in MBC TV’s ‘Man Who Dies to Live’ (2017), Yang Moon-bok in OCN’s ‘Rugal’ (2020), Oh Ha-joon in KBS2’s ‘Miss Monte-Cristo’ (2021), and Na Seung-pil in KBS2’s ‘The Elegant Empire’ (2023-2024).
  

  Lee Sang Bo as ‘Oh Ha-joon’ in a still from the series ‘Miss Monte-Cristo’ (2021)

• Lee experienced a series of personal losses, beginning with his sister’s demise in a 1998 traffic accident, followed by his father’s death in 2010 and mother’s in 2019. This led to years of depression and a break from acting.

• He was so affected by severe depression and panic disorder that he relied on prescribed antidepressants and tranquilizers.

• In September 2022, Lee faced false drug use allegations after appearing unsteady in public. It was, however, later confirmed that this was caused by his prescribed medication combined with alcohol, and he was cleared of all charges the same year.

• In 2025, he signed a contract with Korea Management Group to restart his career.

• On 27 March 2026, Lee Sang Bo was found dead at his home in Pyeongtaek, South Korea. Authorities confirmed no foul play.

• His funeral was held at Jungang Funeral Home in Pyeongtaek on 29 March 2026.