Sunmi

Personal Details :

Full Name: Lee Sun-mi (이선미)
Date of Birth: May 2, 1992
Age: 33 (as of July 2025)
Birthplace: Iksan, North Jeolla, South Korea
Nationality: South Korean
Zodiac Sign: Taurus
Chinese Zodiac: Monkey
Education:
- Attended Hwangnam Elementary, Cheongdam Middle & High School
- Earned GED; studied musical theatre at Dongguk University
Height: 167 cm (5′6″)
Weight: 45–50 kg (99–110 lbs)
Blood Type: AB
MBTI: INFP (often reported as INFP/INTP)
Family:
- Mother, stepfather, and two younger brothers (Lee Dong & Lee Seung-dong)
- Father passed away in 2006
Early Life: Became a JYP trainee at age 14; father passed away three months before her Wonder Girls debut at 15
Health: Diagnosed with borderline personality disorder around 2015; shared experiences in her song “Borderline” (2021)
Languages: Korean (native), English (fluent)
Religion: Christianity
Hobbies & Talents: Plays bass guitar, musical theater-trained, writes & composes her songs

2007: Joined JYP Entertainment as a trainee.
2007–2010: Debuted as a member of the girl group Wonder Girls.
2010: Contributed to Wonder Girls’ international promotion including “Nobody” success in the US.
2013: Took a hiatus from Wonder Girls due to health issues.
2015: Returned as a solo artist with the digital single “Full Moon.”
2017: Released hit singles including “Gashina,” “Heroine,” and “Siren,” solidifying her solo career.
2018–2020: Continued releasing successful singles like “Lalalay,” “Noir,” and “pporappippam.”
2021: Released the single “Tail.”
2022: Participated in various collaborations and performances, maintaining her influence in K-pop.
2023: Released multiple singles and expanded her musical style incorporating various genres.
2024–Present: Continues active promotions, music releases, and has taken on roles as a mentor and performer in various shows.

Real Name: Lee Sun-mi (이선미)
Birthdate: May 2, 1992
Family: Lost her father in 2006; lives with her mother, stepfather, and two younger brothers
Languages: Korean (native), English (fluent)
Religion: Christianity
Hobbies: Musical theater, playing bass guitar, songwriting, composing
Health: Has been open about her diagnosis with borderline personality disorder and uses music as an emotional outlet
Personality: Thoughtful, introspective, and creative
Interests: Fashion, dance, and mentoring young artists

2014: Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) – Best Dance Performance (Solo) for “24 Hours”
2018: Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) – Best Dance Performance (Solo) for “Gashina”
2019: Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) – Best Dance Performance (Solo) for “Siren”
2020: Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) – Best Dance Performance (Solo) for “Pporappippam”
2024: Seoul Music Awards – Bonsang Award
2018–2019: Multiple wins on Korean music programs for “Gashina” and “Siren”
2019: SBS PopAsia – Top 100 Asian Pop Songs of 2018 – Ranked 50th for “Siren”
2019: Gaon Chart Music Awards – Song of the Year (September) for “Siren”
2019: Seoul Music Awards – Bonsang Award nomination for “Siren”
2019: Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) – Best Dance Performance (Solo) nomination for “Siren”

Sunmi debuted as a member of Wonder Girls at the age of 15.
She lived in the United States during her childhood before returning to South Korea.
Her solo debut song “24 Hours” was critically acclaimed and marked her transition from group to solo artist.
Sunmi is known for her unique style and choreography, often participating in creating her own dance routines.
She openly discusses her mental health struggles and uses her music as an outlet for expression.
Sunmi is also skilled in musical theater and plays the bass guitar.
Her stage name “Sunmi” is her real name, unlike many K-pop idols who use stage names.
She is recognized for blending retro and modern concepts in her music videos and performances.
Sunmi’s fandom is called “BamBam,” meaning “night” in Korean, reflecting her mysterious and charismatic image.
She has collaborated with many artists across various genres, showcasing her versatility.