Personal details
- Birth Date: 1994-10-10
- Height: 5′ 6¼″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: Gwangju, South Korea
- Parents: Bae Wan- young
- Professions: Actress, Soundtrack
Straight outta Gwangju, Suzy popped into the world on October 10, 1994 (yeah, Libras unite). She wasn’t just some random face in the crowd—she went to Seoul Performing Arts High, which, let’s be real, is basically a star factory in Korea. Even before all the idol stuff, Suzy was putting herself out there as an online shopping model, because of course she was. Why not rack up some camera time when you’ve got that kind of look? Back in 2009, she tried her luck with Mnet’s Superstar K. Made it past the first round, but didn’t stick around for long. Ouch. Still, the universe apparently had other plans. Some eagle-eyed scout from JYP Entertainment noticed her, swooped in, and before you know it—boom—she’s a trainee. That’s how it goes, right? One door closes, giant entertainment company window opens. She trained for a year (which, if you know anything about K-pop, is basically surviving boot camp), then got matched up with Fei and Jia. Later on, Min joined the squad, and suddenly, the four of them are prepping for their debut as miss A. Not just another girl group—these girls came out swinging, and Suzy turned into “the nation’s first love” almost overnight. Funny how a few twists of fate, some hustle, and a sprinkle of talent can flip your whole life upside down.
She’s rocking a 2nd Dan black belt in taekwondo—yeah, not your average weekend hobby. We’re talking years of dedication, sweat, and a whole lotta bruises to get to that level. That means she’s not just doing flashy kicks for show; she’s legit, trained, and probably could take down anyone who messes with her in like three seconds flat. You see someone with a black belt, you nod and move along, but a 2nd Dan? That’s next-level. It means she’s mastered the basics and then some—advanced forms, sparring, self-defense, the whole package. Not to mention, people at this rank usually start teaching others, so she’s probably in the business of passing on those skills, too. Bottom line: she’s not someone you want to underestimate. That black belt isn’t just an accessory—it’s proof she’s put in the work, discipline, and a crazy amount of determination.
Some folks are all about that group dynamic, right? Like, when you watch a band or a team, there’s something electric about how they bounce off each other. The energy’s contagious—you can almost feel it through the screen. Then you’ve got the solo acts, just one person owning the stage. It’s bold, risky, but sometimes insanely captivating. People seem to crave both, honestly. It’s not just about the music, either—it’s about wanting a mix, something fresh every time. When you see fans screaming for a rock group one day and lining up for a solo pop star the next, you realize the crowd just loves variety. They’re hunting for something that clicks with their mood, whatever that is today. The options keep them coming back for more. So yeah, the popularity of both solo and group acts? That’s proof people want different flavors, not just the same old thing on repeat. Variety keeps it interesting.
October 10, 1994
5′ 6¼″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Gwangju, South Korea
Bae Wan- young and Surekha
30 years old