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UEE

UEE (유이), also written as Uie (유이), is a South Korean singer and actress currently under Lucky Company. She is a former member of the girl group After School and its sub-unit A.S. RED.

Career

Pre-debut

In 2007, UEE was set to debut as a member of Five Girls, a five-member girl group under Good Entertainment. However, due to financial issues, the group was disbanded before they could debut. Other members of Five Girls included Yubin, G.NA, Jun Hyo Seong, and Yang Ji Won.[2]

2009: Debut with After School

On April 9, 2009, UEE made her official debut as a second-generation member of After School with the digital single "Diva".

2017: Graduation from After School

On May 31, 2017, Pledis Entertainment announced UEE's graduation from the group and departure from the agency after eight years of activities.[3]

The next day, June 1, Yuleum Entertainment announced that UEE had signed on with the agency.[4]

2019: New agency

On July 4, 2019, King Entertainment announced that UEE had signed on with the agency.[5] The agency was made defunct in 2021 after it was acquired by another agency. Later in 2021, she signed with Lucky Company.

Personal life

Relationship

On May 2, 2016, it was revealed UEE was in a relationship with actor Lee Sang Yoon.[6] On January 25, 2017, it was announced the couple had broken up due to busy schedules.[7]

On July 14, 2017, it was announced UEE and singer Kangnam had been dating for three months after meeting as cast members on the variety show Law of the Jungle.[8] However, two weeks later on August 1, both sides confirmed they had broken up.[9]

Discography

Features

  • JR - "Sok Sok Sok" (2011)
  • Jungah - "Hero" (2013)

Theatre

  • Our Little Sister (2025)[10]

Filmography

Television movies

  • SF8: Love Virtually (MBC, 2020)

Television dramas

  • The Great Queen Seondeok (2009)
  • You're Beautiful (2009)
  • My Girlfriend is a Nine Tailed Fox (2010) - cameo
  • Ojakgyo Family (2011)
  • Birdie Buddy (2011)
  • Sent From Heaven (2012)
  • Jeon Woo-Chi” (2012)
  • Golden Rainbow (2013)
  • Ho-Gu’s Love (2015)
  • High Society (2015)
  • She Was Pretty (2015) - cameo
  • Marriage Contract (2016)
  • Night Light” (2016)
  • Manhole (2017)
  • My Contracted Husband, Mr. Oh (2018)
  • My Only One (2018)
  • Ghost Doctor (tvN, 2022)
  • Live Your Own Life (KBS 2, 2023)

Variety shows

  • We Got Married (MBC, 2009)
  • Night After Night (MBC, 2010) - MC

Music shows

  • Music Bank (KBS2, 2011–2012) - MC

Gallery

References