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Kim Hee-ae
Kim in August 2026
Born (1967-04-23) April 23, 1967 (age 59)[1]
Jeju Province, South Korea
EducationChung-Ang University (B.A. in Theater and Film, M.A. in Communication and Journalism)
OccupationActress
Years active1982–present
AgentKeyEast
Spouse
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(m. 1996)​
Children2
Korean name
Hangul
김희애
Hanja
金喜愛
RRGim Huiae
MRKim Hŭiae

Kim Hee-ae (Korean: 김희애; born April 23, 1967) is a South Korean actress. She is best known for her leading roles in Korean dramas such as Sons and Daughters (1992), Perfect Love (2003), My Husband's Woman (2007), How Long I've Kissed (2012), Secret Affair (2014), and The World of the Married (2020). She has received multiple acting awards including two Daesang (Grand Prize) and four Best Actress Awards for Television at the Baeksang Arts Awards. In 2020, she was selected as Gallup Korea's Television Actor of the Year.[2]

Early life

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Kim Hee-ae was born in Seoul.[3] Her father is from Hallim, Jeju City, Jeju Island.[4] Kim was a freshman at Hyehwa Girls' High School when she was discovered by the younger sister of one of her teachers while visiting the school. This led to her first modeling job in a commercial for a school uniform brand in 1982, which marked her entertainment debut. She also appeared in Cheil Industries commercials that same year.[3][5]

Career

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1983–2003: Acting debut and stardom

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In 1983, Kim made her acting debut in a small role in the film The First Day of the Twentieth Year. In March 1985, she became an exclusive model for Hankook Cosmetics. Her full-fledged acting career began in 1985, after graduating from high school. After entering the Department of Theater and Film at Chung-Ang University, she starred in films such as My Love Jjanggu and Memories of Fire. Later that year, she took on leading roles in MBC Bestseller Theater - Unknowable Things and KBS Hometown of Legends, though she remained primarily known as a commercial model.[3][5]

In 1986, while still a sophomore at college, she landed her first starring role in a television drama on KBS 1TV's daily drama A Woman's Heart. This was the first full-length daily drama planned by KBS since the previous year as a follow-up to Eunbit Yeoul. Industry officials noted that she was selected after beating out over 200 candidates due to her rich facial expressions and excellent acting ability demonstrated in Bestseller Theater. In the drama, she portrayed Song Da-young, a Korean woman who navigated the turbulent post-liberation era while prioritizing her devotion as a mother over her own needs.[3]

Following A Woman's Heart, Kim focused on television dramas and emerged as a leading star of the early 1990s alongside contemporaries Chae Shi-ra and Choi Jin-sil. Among her most significant projects from this period were Beyond the Mountains (1991) and Sons and Daughters (1992), the latter of which earned her the Daesang (Grand Prize) at both the MBC Drama Awards and the 29th Baeksang Arts Awards. She also made an impact in cinema, achieving commercial success with The 101st Proposal (1993), a Korean adaptation of the Japanese television series of the same name, which garnered her Best Actress nominations at the 14th Blue Dragon Film Awards and the 32nd Grand Bell Awards.[5]

In 1994, Kim took on the starring role in the MBC Monday-Tuesday drama Kareisky, which ran from December 19, 1994, to March 7, 1995. Written by Lee Sang-hyeon, the series anchored its narrative around Kim as Seong Nam-yeong, the central character whose journey drives the story. Her character searches for her lover, Yoon Sang-gyu, who fled to the Soviet Union due to unavoidable circumstances, while portraying the severe hardships faced after the family was forced to relocate to Central Asia. Adopting the Russian name Galina in later episodes, Kim's character ultimately became a maternal figure to Yoon's children following the death of their mother, culminating in a final scene where an aged Nam-yeong reunites with Yoon. For this performance, Kim received a Best Actress (TV) nomination at the 31st Baeksang Arts Awards in 1995.[5]

Kim subsequently starred in the television series Love and Marriage, written by Kim Ji-soo and featuring an ensemble cast that included Kim alongside Kim Hye-soo and Lee Young-ae. Her performance earned her a nomination for Top Excellence Award for Actress at the 1995 MBC Drama Awards, followed by a win for Best Performer in the TV Actress category at the 8th Korea Broadcasting Producer Awards in 1996. Following her marriage that same year, she entered a three-and-a-half-year hiatus from acting.[5]

She made her entertainment industry comeback in April 1999 with the MBC daily drama Only One You, after which she suspended her acting career once again.[5]

2003–2009: Hit dramas

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Kim at the Style Icon Awards in October 2008

Following her hiatus, Kim drew widespread praise in 2003 for two consecutive hit dramas. In Wife, she played a woman whose husband vanishes and reappears years later as an amnesiac with a new family, earning her the Best Actress award at the 39th Baeksang Arts Awards. This was followed by renowned screenwriter Kim Soo-hyun's dramas Perfect Love, where her portrayal of a devoted wife and mother diagnosed with a terminal illness won her another Daesang at the 40th Baeksang Arts Awards.[6][7] She worked again with Kim a year later in Precious Family (also known as Letters to My Parents), playing a woman who marries into a rich family who treats her badly after she gives birth to a baby with autism.[8] Kim next starred in the melodrama Snow Flower.[9]

Her third collaboration with Kim Soo-hyun was 2007's My Husband's Woman, but unlike her previous saintly characters, this time she was cast against type as a sexy, worldly woman having an affair with her best friend's husband.[10][11] The adultery drama was a hit with a peak viewership rating of 38.7%, and Kim yet again won the Daesang at the Korea Drama Awards and the SBS Drama Awards.[12]

2010–2012: Hiatus, Midas, and Sister Over Flowers

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Kim for LG in 2011

Afterwards, Kim went on a brief hiatus, during which she continued to appear in commercials and magazines, gaining a reputation as a style icon by inspiring middle-aged Korean women to embrace younger and edgier fashion trends.[13]

Kim returned to acting four years later with Midas, starring as a wealthy chaebol heiress who fosters greed and ambition in a young lawyer.[14] She then won Best Actress at the 49th Baeksang Arts Awards for her portrayal of a housewife increasingly stifled by her husband's obsession with status, who finds herself falling for her son's dentist in How Long I've Kissed, one of the inaugural dramas of the new cable channel JTBC in 2012.[15][16]

The year 2013 marked Kim's first regular appearance in a reality show with Sisters Over Flowers, created by director Na Yeong-seok and screenwriter Lee Woo-jung as a spin-off of Grandpas Over Flowers. In the program, she joined Youn Yuh-jung, Kim Ja-ok, Lee Mi-yeon and Lee Seung-gi go on a backpacker tourism trip around Croatia and Turkey.[17][18][19]

2014–2019: Return to the big screen and continued success

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In 2014, Kim returned to the big screen after a 21-year absence in Thread of Lies, a film adaptation of Kim Ryeo-ryeong's novel Elegant Lies about teen bullying which leads to a young girl's suicide.[20] Kim said she accepted the project because the script was "faultless" and she felt empathy for the characters,[21][22] and one review described her performance as "excellent as the grieving mother [...] understated but somehow believable, touching and honest."[23] For this role, Kim earned her Best Actress nominations at both the 35th Blue Dragon Film Awards and the 50th Baeksang Arts Awards.

That same year, Kim reunited with the writer and director of How Long I've Kissed in Secret Affair, about an art foundation director who embarks on a passionate affair with a poor but talented pianist 20 years her junior.[24][25] Her acclaimed performance earned her multiple accolades, including the Top Excellence Award for Actress in a Miniseries at the 3rd APAN Star Awards and Best Actress at the 9th Seoul International Drama Awards, along with a nomination for Top Excellence Award for Actress at the 7th Korea Drama Awards.

She next played the muse of real-life folk music group Twin Folio in the 2015 film C'est Si Bon, named after a music lounge located in Myeong-dong which was famous in the 1970s and 1980s for its live performances.[26] She returned to the small screen with the police procedural drama Mrs. Cop, playing a violent crime detective who struggles to become a good mother.[27][28] In 2016, Kim signed with YG Entertainment.[29] The same year, she starred in the family melodrama Second to Last Love.[30]

Kim at the Moonlit Winter premiere in November 2019

In 2018, Kim returned to the big screen, with two films. Her first one starring was the psychological thriller The Vanished.[31][32] Kim starred as Moon Jung-sook in the drama film Herstory, based on the real story of comfort women. It also featured Kim Hae-sook, Ye Soo-jung, Moon Sook, and Lee Yong-nyeo as her costars.[33][34] For her powerful performance in Herstory, Kim Hee-ae received several accolades, including the Best Actress award at the 27th Buil Film Awards, the Actress of the Year at the 6th Marie Claire Asia Star Awards, and Best Actress at the 2nd Korea China International Film Festival.

In 2019 Kim starred in Lim Dae-hyung's film Moonlit Winter. She played Yoon-hee, a divorced mother whose hidden past resurfaces when her daughter, Sae-bom, finds an old love letter from Jun, a friend from her high school days in Japan. Sae-bom, secretly arranged a trip to Otaru, hoping she'd reconnect with Jun. The film won Best Director and Best Screenplay for Lim Dae-hyung at the 41st Blue Dragon Film Awards, and Kim was honored with Best Actress at the 7th Korean Film Producers Association Awards.[35]

2020–2024: Career resurgence

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In 2020, Kim starred in the JTBC drama The World of the Married, an adaptation of the BBC One series Doctor Foster. In the series, Kim Hee-ae portrayed Ji Sun-woo, a successful doctor whose seemingly perfect life unravels after she discovers her husband's affair, leading to a complex and intense narrative of betrayal and revenge. Her powerful performance as Ji Sun-woo garnered significant critical praise, and for this role, she won the Best Actress award at the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards and Grand Prize in APAN Star Awards.[36]

Kim features in the 2023 film A Normal Family, directed by Hur Jin-ho and also starring Sul Kyung-gu, Jang Dong-gun, and Claudia Kim. Based on Herman Koch's novel The Dinner, the suspenseful drama centers on two wealthy families who convene over dinner to decide how to handle a violent crime committed by their children. Kim portrays Yeon-kyung, a mother grappling with the moral dilemma. The film has gained international recognition, being invited to numerous prestigious festivals including the Gala Presentation section of the 48th Toronto International Film Festival in September 2023,[37] and has also been screened at the Udine Far East Film Festival, London Korean Film Festival,[38] and Palm Springs International Film Festival, among others.[39]

Kim in 2024

Kim returns to small screen with two Netflix political dramas: Queenmaker and The Whirlwind. In the 2023 Netflix series Queenmaker, she portrayed Hwang Do-hee, a brilliant image-maker who leaves her corporate role to help human rights lawyer Oh Kyung-sook (Moon So-ri) become the mayor of Seoul, navigating the cutthroat world of political campaigns.[40][41] She then reunited with veteran actor Sul Kyung-gu in the 2024 Netflix political thriller The Whirlwind. In the series Kim Hee-ae plays Jeong Su-jin, the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, who finds herself in a fierce political clash with Prime Minister Park Dong-ho (Sul Kyung-gu) after he attempts to assassinate a corrupt president. The series delves into intense power struggles and the dark side of politics, showcasing a compelling dynamic between the two lead characters.[42]

Kim starred as the astute political consultant Shim Yeo-sa in the 2024 Ha Joon-won's crime thriller film Dead Man. The film follows Lee Man-jae (Cho Jin-woong), falsely imprisoned as a "dead man" for embezzlement, who seeks to reclaim his identity upon his return. Shim Yeo-sa approaches him with a cryptic offer. Kim's portrayal of the powerful and manipulative figure has been highly praised, with director Bong Joon-ho specifically commending her charisma and sharp eyes in the role.[43]

2025–present: Agency change and return to variety programming

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In March 2025, Kim left YG Entertainment and signed with new agency KeyEast.[44] Kim Hee-ae and Cha Seung-won were announced as cast members for Coupang Play's Bonjour Bakery on February 13, 2026, with the final lineup confirmed on April 2.[45] The cast is divided into two teams: the Hall Team features Kim as café manager and Kim Seon-ho as barista, both receiving professional beverage training prior to filming,[46] while the Kitchen Team consists of pâtissier Cha Seung-won and assistant Lee Ki-taek.[47] The show aired on Coupang Play from May 8 to June 29 and began rebroadcasting on KBS2 on August 5, marking the first time KBS has broadcast original OTT platform content.[48]

Personal life

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Kim is a Roman Catholic, and her baptismal name is Maria. She was one of fifty Catholic celebrities who appeared in the 2014 music video for the digital single "Koinonia" to commemorate Pope Francis' visit to South Korea, which marked the first papal visit to Asia in nineteen years.[49][50][51][52]

Kim married Lee Chan-jin [ko], CEO of the web portal DreamWiz, in 1996,[11] and the couple has two sons.[5]

Filmography

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Film

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Film
Year Title Role Ref.
1983 The First Day of the Twentieth Year [ko] [53]
1985 Reminiscent Flame [ko]
My Love Jjang-gu [ko] Mi-hye
1987 The Hero Comes Back [ko] Young-mi
1993 The 101st Proposition [ko] Jung-won
2014 Thread of Lies Yoo Hyun-sook [54]
2015 C'est Si Bon Min Ja-young (40s) [55]
2018 The Vanished Yoon Seol-hee [56][57]
Herstory Moon Jeong-sook [58]
2019 Moonlit Winter Yoon-hee [59]
2023 The Moon Yoon Moon-young [60]
A Normal Family Yeon-kyung [61]
2024 Dead Man Mrs. Shim [62]

Television series

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Television series
Year Title Role Ref.
1986 A Woman's Heart Song Da-young [63]
1987 Mother
Terms of Endearment Kim Won-mi
1988 Forget Tomorrow Seo In-ae
1989 Your Toast Jeon Yeo-ok
1990 What Do Women Want Cha Young-gun
Winter Wanderer Da-hye
500 Years of Joseon: Daewongun Empress Myeongseong
I'm Still Loving You Wan-joo
1991 The Beginning of the End Jung Hye-jung
Beyond the Mountains Kang Myung-ae
1992 Namok Kyung-ah
The Kingdom of Anger Min Jae-kyung
Sons and Daughters Lee Hoo-nam
1993 The Stormy Season Lee Hong-joo
1994 Kareisky Sung Nam-young
1995 Love and Marriage Yoon Soo-bin
Love Formula Choi Jeong-hee
1999 You're One-of-a-Kind Jang Seo-young
2003 Wife Kim Na-young
Perfect Love Ha Young-ae
2004 Precious Family Ahn Sung-sil [64][65]
2006 Snow Flower Lee Kang-ae [66]
2007 My Husband's Woman Lee Hwa-young [67]
2011 Midas Yoo In-hye [68]
2012 How Long I've Kissed Yoon Seo-rae [69]
2014 Secret Affair Oh Hye-won [70]
2015 Mrs. Cop Choi Young-jin [71]
2016 Second to Last Love Kang Min-joo [72]
2020 The World of the Married Ji Sun-woo [73]
2023 Queenmaker Hwang Do-hee [74]
2024 The Whirlwind Jeong Su-jin [75]

Television shows

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Television shows
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2013 Sisters Over Flowers Cast Member with Youn Yuh-jung, Kim Ja-ok, Lee Mi-yeon and Lee Seung-gi [76]
1994–2022 New Life for Children Co-host with Ha Sung-woon and Lee Dae-hwi (2019)
with Lee Sang-yeob (2021)
with Kim Cho-rong (2022)		 [77]
2021 Off The Grid Main Cast [78]
2026 Bonjour Bakery Main Cast with Cha Seung-won, Kim Seon-ho, and Lee Ki-taek [79]

Radio program

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Radio program
Year English title Korean title Station Ref.
1986 Popular Music FM with Kim Hee-ae 김희애의 FM인기가요 KBS Happy FM [80]

Accolades

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Awards and nominations

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee / Work Result Ref.
APAN Star Awards 2014 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Secret Love Affair Won
2021 Grand Prize (Daesang) The World of the Married Nominated [81]
Asia Contents Awards 2020 Best Actress The World of the Married Won [82]
Baeksang Arts Awards 1987 Best New Actress (TV) A Woman's Heart Won
1993 Grand Prize (Daesang) for TV Sons and Daughters Won
Most Popular Actress (TV) Won
1995 Best Actress (TV) Kareisky Nominated
2003 Wife Won
2004 Grand Prize (Daesang) for TV Perfect Love Won
2008 Best Actress (TV) Nominated
2013 How Long I've Kissed Won
2014 Best Actress (Film) Thread of Lies Nominated
2019 Herstory Nominated [83]
2020 Grand Prize (Daesang) for TV The World of the Married Nominated [84]
Best Actress (TV) The World of the Married Won [36]
Best Actress (Film) Moonlit Winter Nominated [85][36]
Bechdel Day 2020 Moonlit Winter Bechdelian in film — Actor of the Year Won [86]
Blue Dragon Film Awards 1993 Best Leading Actress The 101st Proposition Nominated
2014 Thread of Lies Nominated
2018 Herstory Nominated [87]
2021 Moonlit Winter Nominated [88][89][90]
Buil Film Awards 2018 Best Actress Herstory Won [91]
2020 Moonlit Winter Nominated [92]
Chunsa Film Art Awards 2019 Best Actress Herstory Nominated [93]
2020 Moonlit Winter Nominated [94]
Director's Cut Awards 2022 Best Actress in film Moonlit Winter Nominated [95]
Elle Style Awards 2018 Timeless Icon N/a Won [96]
Grand Bell Awards 1994 Best Actress The 101st Proposition Nominated
2020 Moonlit Winter Nominated [97]
Grimae Awards 2003 Best Actress Perfect Love Won
KBS Drama Awards 1986 Best New Actress A Woman's Heart Won
2003 Top Excellence Award, Actress Wife Nominated
2005 Precious Family Nominated
Korea Broadcasting Producer Awards 1994 Best Performer, TV Actress category Sons and Daughters Won
1996 Love and Marriage Won
2004 Perfect Love Won
Korea Drama Awards 2007 Grand Prize (Daesang) My Husband's Woman Won
2014 Top Excellence Award, Actress Secret Love Affair Nominated
Korea-China International Film Festival 2018 Best Actress Herstory Won [98]
Korea Fashion & Design Awards 2007 Best Dressed N/a Won [99]
Korean Film Producers Association Awards 2020 Best Actress Moonlit Winter Won [100]
Marie Claire Asia Star Awards 2018 Actress of the Year Herstory Won [101]
MBC Drama Awards 1990 Top Excellence Award, Actress Forget Tomorrow Won
1991 Beyond the Mountains Nominated
Grand Prize (Daesang) Beyond the Mountains Won
1993 Grand Prize (Daesang) Sons and Daughters Won
Top Excellence Award, Actress Sons and Daughters Nominated
1995 Love and Marriage Nominated
Our Star Awards 1987 Best New Actress A Woman's Heart Won
SBS Drama Awards 2003 Top Excellence Award, Actress Perfect Love Nominated
Top 10 Stars Won [102]
SBSi Award Won
2007 Grand Prize (Daesang) My Husband's Woman Won [103]
Top Excellence Award, Actress Nominated
Top 10 Stars Won
2011 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Special Planning Drama Midas Nominated
2015 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Mrs. Cop Nominated
2016 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Romantic-Comedy Drama Second to Last Love Nominated
Seoul International Drama Awards 2014 Best Actress Secret Love Affair Won [104]
Style Icon Awards 2008 Style Icon, TV actress category My Husband's Woman Won
2014 Top 10 Style Icons N/a Won [105]
The Seoul Awards 2018 Best Actress (Film) Herstory Nominated [106]
TV Journal 1993 Star of the Year N/a Won

State honors

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Name of country, year given, and name of honor
Country Award ceremony Year Honor Ref.
South Korea 51st Savings Day 2014 Presidential Commendation [107]
Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards[note 1] 2020 Presidential Commendation [111]

Listicles

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Name of publisher, year listed, name of listicle, and placement
Publisher Year Listicle Placement Ref.
Forbes Korea 2015 Korea Power Celebrity 26th [112]
2021 34th [113]
Gallup Korea 2020 Actor of the Year (Television) 1st [114]

Notes

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  1. ↑ Honors are given at the Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards, arranged by the Korea Creative Content Agency and hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.[108][109] They are awarded to those who have contributed to the arts and South Korea's pop culture.[110]

References

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