Hwang Sung Jae

Name: Hwang Sung Jae
Native name: 황성재
Also Known as: Hwang Seong Jae
Nationality: South Korean
Gender: Male
Born: December 14, 2000
Age: 25

Hwang Sung Jae is a South Korean musical actor. He graduated from Hanlim Entertainment Arts High School and is a student in Musical Performance at Myongji University. He is the son of acclaimed musical actress Park Hae Mi, so he inherited the singing trait from his mother. He made his debut in the 2019 musical, "So What?". He is currently represented by Inn Company.

(Source: Korean = Namu Wiki || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Biography

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2022	Broke Rookie Star Korean Drama, 2022, 10 eps Manager Jang (Support Role)	10	Manager Jang Support Role	7.2
2022	Two Universes Korean Drama, 2022, 10 eps Ji Yoon Soo (Support Role)	10	Ji Yoon Soo Support Role	7.2

Year	Title	Role	Rating
2026	Everyday, We Korean Movie, 2026, Park Tae Seong (Support Role)	Park Tae Seong Support Role	0.0

Year	Title	#	Role	Rating
2018	Leaving the Nest Season 3 Korean TV Show, 2018, 42 eps [Child] (Ep. 5-6) (Regular Member)	42	[Child] (Ep. 5-6) Regular Member	6.7
2017	Leaving the Nest Season 2 Korean TV Show, 2017, 9 eps (Ep. 1-9) (Regular Member)	9	(Ep. 1-9) Regular Member	7.5
2011	Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend Korean TV Show, 2011, 800 eps (Ep. 494, 608) (Guest)	800	(Ep. 494, 608) Guest	8.2

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