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Fans and friends mark first death anniversary of K-pop singer Sulli

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - MAY 12:  Sulli of f(x) attends the movie 'Obsessed' VIP premiere at COEX Megabox on May 12, 2014 in Seoul, South Korea.  (Photo by The Chosunilbo JNS/Multi-Bits via Getty Images)
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - MAY 12: Sulli of f(x) attends the movie 'Obsessed' VIP premiere at COEX Megabox on May 12, 2014 in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by The Chosunilbo JNS/Multi-Bits via Getty Images)

Today marks the first death anniversary of K-pop actress-singer Sulli.

Last year on 14 October, Sulli, 25, was found dead in her home in Seoul. Her manager found her body on the second floor of her house in Seongnam, south of the capital, when he could not reach her on Sunday, news website Korea Herald reported.

The police confirmed Sulli’s death and said that she was grappling with severe depression, without elaborating.

Fans have been commemorating her through social media, by posting messages such as “It’s already one year. Time passes so fast” and “Let’s remember your smile and your strength.”

The hashtags #Sulli and #Remember_Sulli are currently trending on Twitter.

One of Sulli’s best friends, actress Kim Sun Ah visited the tombstone at a local burial ground where the late star rests in.

According to Koreaboo, Kim posted this message on her Instagram, “I couldn’t sleep at the thought of coming to see you. I have not lived a day without remembering. I missed you so much, and there was so much I wanted to talk about when I meet you. I wanted to tell you more fun stories, but I’m sorry all I did was cry too much.”

“But then again, you must know just how much I love you! I want to see you so much and miss you lots. And your daughter, Goblin, is doing really well. Even if I get married, I will come here with my husband holding hands, and when I give birth to kids, I’ll hold their hands and bring them here too. As long as I’m alive, I will keep coming to see you, so don’t be lonely.”

Kim had adopted Sulli’s cat, Goblin after the actress’ passing.

Singapore

If you are struggling with thoughts or feelings about suicide, contact SOS on 1800 221 4444 (24hrs). If you have concerns about mental health issues, contact Emergency Helpline (IMH) on 6389 2222 (24hrs). For more information and help dealing with mental health issues, go to https://www.healthhub.sg/live-healthy/559/findhelp_servicesformentalhealthsupport.

Malaysia

If you are struggling with thoughts or feelings about suicide, contact Lifeline on (+603) 4265 7995 (24hrs). If you have concerns about mental health issues, contact the Malaysian Mental Health Association on (+603) 7782 5499. For more information and help dealing with mental health issues, contact the Befrienders on (+603) 79568144 or (+603) 7956 8145; or go to https://www.befrienders.org.my/

Philippines

If you are struggling with thoughts or feelings about suicide, contact Lifeline on (02) 8969191 or 0917 854 9191. If you have concerns about mental health issues, contact the National Center for Mental Health (NCMH) Crisis Hotline on 0917 899 8727 (USAP) and 989 8727 (USAP). For more information and help dealing with mental health issues, go to the National Center for Mental Health at http://ncmh.gov.ph/.

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