A younger actor has died after present process a dozen beauty surgical procedures over the course of a 12 months with the intention to appear like BTS singer Jimin.

Saint Von Colucci handed away early Sunday on the age of twenty-two at a South Korea hospital because of issues from his most up-to-date process, his publicist, Eric Blake, advised DailyMail.com on Monday.

Van Colucci — who moved from Canada to the Ok-pop (Korean in style music) mecca in 2019 in pursuit of a profession in leisure — went below the knife on Saturday to take away jaw implants he had put in final November.

Following the operation, which he apparently knew was dangerous, Van Colucci developed an an infection and needed to be intubated. He died hours later.

“It’s very tragic and really unlucky,” Blake stated, including that his shopper “didn’t like” his “very sq. jawline and chin,” as he “thought it was too extensive.”

Within the final 12 months, Von Colucci spent $220,000 on 12 surgical procedures, together with a facelift, a nostril job, a watch carry, an eyebrow carry and a lip discount, amongst others.

“He was very insecure about his appears to be like,” Blake defined, specifying that Van Colucci was notably “sad” along with his face.

Von Colucci’s unique options included darkish blond hair and blue eyes. He additionally stood tall at 6 ft and weighed 182 kilos.

“It was very onerous from him to get a job in South Korea,” Blake claimed, “and he felt very discriminated in opposition to [because of] his Western appears to be like.”

In accordance with Blake, Von Colucci filmed an eight-episode Korean drama sequence known as “Fairly Lies” — natively tiled “Cogimar” — during which he performed Jimin, the 27-year-old star of Grammy-nominated Ok-pop group BTS.

Blake advised DailyMail.com that the present, which was in manufacturing from June to December 2022, is ready to air on a significant United States streaming service in October.

“He was very, very excited and labored actually onerous,” Blake stated.

Reps for Jimin and BTS didn’t instantly reply to Web page Six’s request for remark.