Son Na-eun
Son Na-eun is a South Korean actress and former Apink member known for Agent Kim Reactivated and Agency. Explore her biography, age, dramas and best roles.

Beyond the screen.
Son Na-eun is a South Korean actress and former member of the girl group Apink. She was born on 10 February 1994 in Seoul. On Oxfea, she plays Jung Sang-a in Agent Kim Reactivated (2026). Long-time fans first met her as a singer, and many new fans meet her now as an actress.
Son Na-eun is 168 cm (5 ft 6 in) tall.
Early life
She joined Apink as a teenager and debuted with the group in 2011. Apink became one of the most loved girl groups of their generation with songs full of bright, fresh charm. While singing, she also began acting in small roles and studied hard to improve her skills.
Career and breakthrough
Her acting grew through dramas such as Twenty Again and Cinderella and the Four Knights. In 2022 she left Apink's group activities to focus fully on acting, a brave choice that showed how serious she was. Roles in Agency (2023) and other dramas helped the public see her as an actress in her own right, not only as a former idol.
Popular roles
Fans know her elegance and calm style first, but her drama roles show much more. In Agent Kim Reactivated she plays Jung Sang-a in an action story, a new kind of challenge for her. Each new project moves her further from her idol image and closer to strong leading roles.
Recent work and why fans love them
Son Na-eun keeps growing quietly and steadily, which fans respect a lot. They love her graceful look, her soft voice and her hard-working attitude. With bigger and braver roles like this one, her second career as an actress looks bright and full of promise.
A career, chapter by chapter.
Selected drama roles
- Agent Kim Reactivated — Jung Sang-a
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