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Woohee (우희), also known by her full name Bae Woohee (배우희), is a South Korean singer and actress under Never Die Entertainment. She is member of the girl group Dalshabet and a former member of the project girl group UNI.T.

She was a contestant on the survival show The Unit.

Career[]

Pre-debut[]

In 2012, Woohee was part of the lineup for VIVA Girls, a seven-member girl group under Medialine. However, due to financial issues, the group never debuted. Other members of the group included Gyeongree, Hyoeun, Lime, Soyumi, SeolA, and EXY.[citation needed]

2012: Debut with Dalshabet[]

Following the departure of Viki, on May 25, 2012, Woohee was announced as the newest member of Dalshabet.[1][2] She made her debut as a member on June 6, 2012 with the group's first full-length album Bang Bang.

2017–2018: The Unit, UNI.T[]

In October 2017, she, alongside fellow member Serri, became a contestant on the survival show The Unit. She ranked 7th place in the finale, thus becoming a member of UNI.T.[3] The group officially debuted on May 18, 2018 with their first mini album Line.

UNI.T disbanded on October 12, 2018 following the release of their second mini album Begin with the End.

On December 5, 2018, Happy Face Entertainment announced Woohee would be leaving the agency after deciding not to renew her contract.[4] However, she would remain a member of Dalshabet.

2019-present: New agencies, acting career[]

On January 20, 2019, Fly Up Entertainment announced that Woohee had signed on with the agency, where she will be focusing on her activities as an actress.[5]

On August 5, 2021, Woohee was introduced as an actress under Never Die Entertainment.[6]

Discography[]

Digital singles[]

  • "Cafe Romance" (2019)
  • "제자리" (2021)
  • "그대 내게" (2024)
  • "" (2024)
  • "Star of Seoul" (2025)

Collaborations[]

  • "알고있다고" (with Kim Younggeun) (2022)

OSTs[]

Filmography[]

Movies[]

  • Tunnel 4D (2014) - cameo
  • Idol Recipe (2022)
  • Wolves (2022)

Television dramas[]

  • Reply 1994 (tvN, 2013) - cameo
  • The Lover (Mnet, 2015) - cameo
  • Persevere, Goo Hae-ra (Mnet, 2015) - cameo
  • The Time We Were Not in Love (SBS, 2015)
  • Everyday, New Face (Tencent, 2016)
  • Home for Summer (KBS1, 2019)
  • Birthcare Center (tvN, 2020)
  • Times (OCN, 2021) - cameo
  • Business Proposal (SBS, 2022)
  • It's Beautiful Now (KBS2, 2022) - cameo

Web dramas[]

  • Infinite Power (Naver TV Cast, 2013)
  • Fantasy Spot (Coupang Play, 2022)
  • Two Universes (PH E&M, 2022)

Survival shows[]

Gallery[]

Main article: Woohee/Gallery

References[]

Official links[]