Kong Seong-ha: Biography, Career, and Filmography
Kong Seong-ha (born April 16, 1992) is a South Korean actress known for her roles in television dramas and feature films.

Early Life and Profile
Kong Seong-ha was born in South Korea on April 16, 1992. She stands at a height of 164 cm.
Acting Career
Kong began her career appearing in supporting roles in feature films before transitioning into television series. In 2017, she appeared in the political drama film The Mayor. Her early film credits also include Hit-and-Run Squad, The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil, and The Present in 2019, followed by the film First Child in 2022.
She expanded her portfolio into television and streaming series, taking on minor and supporting roles in projects such as Move to Heaven, Jirisan, and Dr. Brain in 2021. Her breakthrough recognition came with her performance as reporter Choi Yoon-Ji in the SBS crime thriller Through the Darkness (2022), which earned her a Best New Actress award.
Subsequent television roles include Nurse Cha Min-Seo in the Netflix mental health drama Daily Dose of Sunshine (2023) and Lee Hong-Ran in the JTBC series Doctor Slump (2024). Her later acting projects include appearances in Love Me (2025–2026), Our Chocolate Moment (2025), and Siren's Kiss (2026).
Filmography
Movies
- The Mayor (2017) - Byun camp media 2
- Hit-and-Run Squad (2019) - party staff
- The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil (2019) - sales company female employee
- The Present (2019) - convenience store employee
- First Child (2022) - Ji-Hyun
Television and Streaming Series
- Move to Heaven (Netflix / 2021) - nurse (ep.6)
- Jirisan (tvN / 2021) - Jung Soo-Min (ep.6)
- Dr. Brain (Apple TV+ / 2021) - Lim Jun-Ki's wife (ep.1)
- Through the Darkness (SBS / 2022) - Reporter Choi Yoon-Ji
- Daily Dose of Sunshine (Netflix / 2023) - Cha Min-Seo
- Doctor Slump (JTBC / 2024) - Lee Hong-Ran
- Our Chocolate Moment (SBS / 2025) - Kim Hyun-Nam
- Love Me (JTBC / 2025-2026) - Im Yoon-Joo
- Siren's Kiss (tvN / 2026) - Gong Joo-Young
Awards and Nominations
- 2022 SBS Drama Awards: Best New Actress for Through the Darkness