Overview
- Friends alerted authorities after he missed a scheduled meeting, and police and fire officials found him deceased at his Seoul home on Saturday, Sept. 6.
- Two days earlier, he streamed for more than five hours, saying he had slept about three hours and describing chest pain and severe fatigue.
- Investigators say there was no suicide note or evidence of violence and are considering whether an underlying illness was involved.
- A funeral was held at the Konkuk University Medical Center funeral hall, where his ex-wife, Lee Chae-won, and his younger sister were named chief mourners.
- Na, 46, was a pioneer of Korea’s YouTube scene with roughly 1.4–1.6 million subscribers and had been active on the platform since 2010.