Song Ji-hyo

Cheon Seong-im born August 15, 1981, better known by her stage name Song Ji-hyo is a South Korean actress and model. She is best known for her role as the ballerina Min Hyo-rin in Princess Hours 2006, as well as for her notable roles in Jumong 2007, A Frozen Flower 2008, Jackal is Coming 2012 and Emergency Couple 2014. Song is also known as the only female member of the popular Korean variety show, Running Man.

Before Song debut as an actress, she was a model for Kiki Magazine. In 2001, She appeared in the music video for Lee Soo-young "And I Love You" and appeared another music video for JTL "Just Say Goodbye". Song joined a famous film agency, Namoo Actors. In 2002, Song made a cameo appearances in the last episode of the television drama Age of Innocence. Song made her feature film acting debut in the 2003 Korean horror film Wishing Stairs, playing a young student who studied ballet. In 2004, She had the lead role in the crime thriller Some, opposite Go Soo, where she starred as a reporter. In 2006, Song started out her first lead role in television drama in the MBC romantic comedy drama Princess Hours, starred as a ballet dancer, who dreams to be a ballerina.

Song Ji-hyo was born and raised in Pohang, North Gyeongsang. She has one younger brother and one younger sister. She dreamed of becoming an actress after watching Park Shin-yang in the South Korean 1998 film, Promise. She appeared in the music video for STAY "Words that I can’t believe" and also appeared in Yoga Class too. In 2007, Song appeared as the first wife of Jumong in the historical drama Jumong. In the same year.