Jeon Bo-ram Biography: Net Worth, Age, Parents, Height, Boyfriend, Movies & TV Shows, Instagram, Awards

Jeon Bo-ram, known professionally as Boram, is a well-known South Korean singer and actress who achieved international fame as a member of the iconic K-pop girl group T-ara.

Widely recognised for her youthful, doll-like appearance and charm, she served as the group’s second official leader and contributed to a string of massive, era-defining dance-pop hits during the late 2000s and 2010s.

Coming from a prestigious family of entertainers, she successfully forged her own identity in the industry, evolving from a chart-topping idol into a respected stage and television actress.

Boram
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Jeon Bo-ram
Stage Name:	Boram
Born:	March 22, 1986 (age 40 years old)
Place of Birth:	Jungnang-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Nationality:	South Korean
Ethnicity:	Korean
Height:	1.52m
Religion:	Christianity
Parents:	Jeon Young-rok, Lee Mi-young
Siblings:	Jeon Woo-ram
Occupation:	Singer, Actress
Net Worth:	$1,800,000

Early Life and Education

Jeon Bo-ram was born on March 22, 1986, in the Jungnang-gu district of Seoul, South Korea, into one of the country’s most prominent entertainment families.

She is the daughter of Jeon Young-rok and Lee Mi-young and grew up alongside her younger sister, Jeon Woo-ram.

Her artistic heritage extends to her grandparents, who were influential figures in Korean cinema and comedy.

She attended local schools before studying Theatre and Visual Arts at Myongji University, where she developed her performance skills. She is of Korean ethnicity and grew up practising Christianity.

Career

Jeon Bo-ram began her professional career as an independent model for fashion magazines and cosmetic brands before making her official musical debut as a solo artist in April 2008 with the digital single “Lucifer Project Vol 1. Love.”

Her massive career breakthrough arrived in July 2009 when she officially joined the newly formed girl group T-ara under Core Contents Media.

The group skyrocketed to the top of the Asian music market almost immediately, releasing iconic dance tracks like “Bo Peep Bo Peep,” “Roly-Poly,” and “Lovey-Devil” that achieved massive commercial success.

She was selected to step into the role of the group’s second official leader in 2010, guiding their promotions during their peak era of national popularity, while simultaneously pursuing her acting passions by landing roles in horror films such as Death Bell 2: Bloody Camp and musical theatre productions.

She expanded her creative horizons over the years by debuting in T-ara’s Japanese-focused sub-unit, T-ara QBS, in 2013, before officially graduating from the main group in May 2017 after her management contract expired.

Following her departure from group pop idol activities, she shifted her professional focus entirely toward full-time acting, landing the lead role in the comforting youth web drama series Smile, That’s Okay and appearing on family variety programs alongside her mother.

She has continued to foster a deeply loyal, international fanbase by hosting a series of successful solo talk events and interactive birthday fan concerts across Japan.

By maintaining a steady presence across the screens and theatre stages of East Asia, she has left an enduring impact as a multitalented star who represents the enduring spirit of second-generation Hallyu culture.

Awards and Nominations

• Seoul International Youth Film Festival Nomination for Best Young Actress
• YinYueTai V Chart Award Winner for Top Korean Group (with T-ara)

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @bo_ram_0322

Personal Life

Jeon Bo-ram is 40 years old and stands 1.52m tall. She has never walked down the aisle and has no children, consistently keeping her romantic life completely out of the media spotlight.

Over her nearly two-decade career in the public eye, she has never confirmed any boyfriends, preferring to let her professional projects speak for themselves.

Outside of her professional career, she is known for her close relationship with her mother and sister, her interest in gourmet food and beauty trends, and her enduring friendships with her former group members.

Net Worth

Jeon Bo-ram holds an estimated net worth of approximately $1.8 million.

Her wealth has been built through her long-running entertainment career, including earnings from album sales, concert tours, and endorsement deals during her time with T-ara.

Additional income comes from solo music royalties, acting projects, brand partnerships, fan events, and merchandise sales in international markets.

Filmography

• Death Bell 2: Bloody Camp (2010)
• Purple Heeled Grim Reaper (2010)
• Soul (2009)
• Master of Study (2010) – Cameo
• The King of Legend (2010) – Cameo
• Sweet Temptation (2015)
• Smile, That’s Okay (2020)
• The Lost Garden (2014) – Musical

Discography

• Lucifer Project Vol 1. Love (2008)
• From Memory (2008)
• Kaze no Youni (2013) – T-ara QBS Single
• Bunny Style! (2013) – T-ara Single Solo Track