Baek Eun-Hye: South Korean Actress and Television Personality
Baek Eun-Hye (Korean: 백은혜) is a South Korean actress known for her supporting and guest roles across various television dramas and films. Born on September 1, 1986, she has built a steady career in the South Korean entertainment industry, appearing in numerous broadcast and streaming series.

Early Life and Personal Details
Baek Eun-Hye was born in South Korea on September 1, 1986. Standing at a height of 164 cm, she pursued a career in acting, eventually establishing herself as a recognizable face in Korean television and film productions.
Acting Career
Baek made her presence known in the television industry through various supporting roles. Her early work includes the JTBC series Awl in 2015. Over the subsequent years, she took on roles in popular projects such as What's Wrong With Secretary Kim (2018), When the Camellia Blooms (2019), and The Good Detective (2020).
In addition to television dramas, she has expanded her repertoire into film, appearing as a housekeeping manager in the 2021 film A Year-End Medley (also known as Happy New Year). Her continuous television appearances include roles in Family by Choice (2024), When the Stars Gossip (2025), and several drama projects scheduled around 2026.
Filmography
Movies
- A Year-End Medley (2021) - housekeeping manager
Television Series
- Awl (JTBC, 2015) - female temporary employee
- What's Wrong With Secretary Kim (tvN, 2018) - Kim Pil-Nam
- When the Camellia Blooms (KBS2, 2019) - Seong-Hui
- Nokdu Flower (SBS, 2019) - Baek Yi-Hwa
- The Good Detective (JTBC, 2020) - Kang Eun-Hee
- No, Thank You (KakaoTV, 2020-2021) - Jung Hye-Rin
- Sell Your Haunted House (KBS2, 2021) - Hong Mi-Jin
- No, Thank You 2 (KakaoTV, 2022) - Jung Hye-Rin
- The Good Detective 2 (JTBC, 2022) - Kang Eun-Hee
- The First Responders 2 (SBS, 2023) - Woo Sam-Soon
- Family by Choice (JTBC, 2024) - Kang Seo-Hyun
- When the Stars Gossip (tvN, 2025) - Na Min-Jeong
TV Movies
- Drama Special: The Long Good-bye (KBS2, 2018) - Eom Gwi-Jung
- Schadenfreude (JTBC, 2022) - Jung Soo-Yeon