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Jo Yu-ri

October 22, 2001 (23 years old) in Busan, South Korea

Jo Yuri (also known as Jo Yu-ri, Yuri) is a South Korean actress and singer, born on October 22nd, 2001 in Busan, South Korea. She is known as a former member of the South Korean-Japanese girl group IZ*ONE. She is currently under the label WakeOne Entertainment. In July 2017, Jo Yuri participated in Mnet's reality television show Idol School, where the nine final participants would debut with newly formed girl group Fromis 9. She finished in 15th place. On May 2018, Jo Yuri participated in Mnet's reality television show Produce 48 (2018), where she finished in 3rd place. As one of twelve successful participants, she went on to be a part of the newly formed girl group IZ*ONE. On October 29th, 2018, Jo debuted as a member of IZ*ONE with the release of "Color*Iz." On February 17th, 2020, IZ*ONE released their first Korean-language studio album "Bloom*Iz," on which Jo Yuri wrote and co-composed the song "Someday", a sub-unit song sung by her, Kim Chae-won, and Choi Yena. The group disbanded on April 29th, 2021, upon the expiration of their contract. On September 2021, WakeOne announced that Jo Yuri will be releasing her first single album titled "Glassy" on October 7th, 2021, with title track of the same name. Following her debut as a soloist, Jo Yuri was nominated for Rookie of the Year at the 36th Golden Disc Awards, Best New Female Artist at the 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards, and Rookie of the Year at the 31st Seoul Music Awards. Jo Yuri was cast in her first acting role, the Playlist Studio web series Mimicus (2022). She also made a special appearance in episodes 7 and 10 of the second season of Work Later, Drink Now (2021) portraying Si Eun, a juvenile delinquent. Jo Yuri's performance was well received by critics such as Choi Hyejin writing for MT Star News, who praised Jo Yuri's natural acting and described the performance as "short, but leaving a strong impression". On June 2023, it was announced that Jo Yuri had been cast in the second season of the Netflix television series, Squid Game (2024), playing Kim Jun-hee (No. 222).

Known For

Idol Radio

Weekly Idol

Men on a Mission

The Brainiacs

Lee Mujin Service

Credits

2023 · Maepjjiri Crossing The Line as Self
2022 · Music Universe K-909 as Self
2022 · Mimicus as Oh Ro Shi
2022 · Lee Mujin Service as Guest
2021 · Fantastic IZ : Hidden School as
2021 · Adola Travel Agency: Cheat-Ing Trip as
2021 · Street Woman Fighter as
2021 · 예나는동물탐정 as
2021 · IZ*ONE - Online Concert: One, The Story as Herself
2020 · IZ*ONE One-reeler Premiere as
2020 · KCON:TACT ALL-ACCESS as Herself
2020 · IZ*ONE ONLINE CONCERT [ONEIRIC THEATER] as
2020 · 케미룸 as
2020 · IZ*ONE 랜선집들이 as
2020 · IZ*ONE 아이즈원 컴백쇼 as
2020 · Eyes on Me: The Movie as Herself
2020 · IZ*ONE Eating Trip as Yuri
2020 · COMEBACK IZ*ONE : BLOOM*IZ 컴백 아이즈원 as
2019 · PRODUCE 101 JAPAN as
2019 · IZ*ONE #StyleVlog in LA as
2019 · IZ*One @ AICHI IMPACT! 2019 KPOP FESTIVAL as Hamster
2019 · 아이즈원 (IZ*ONE) - 1ST CONCERT IN SEOUL [EYES ON ME] as Herself
2019 · IZ*ONE ARCADE as Self
2019 · HEART TO as
2019 · IZ*ONE CITY as Herself
2018 · QT Show as
2018 · 에너지 캠 as artist
2018 · IZ*ONE ′COLOR*IZ′ 쇼-콘 as
2018 · IZ*ONE CHU as Jo Yu Ri
2018 · Idol Radio as Special DJ
2018 · Produce 48 as Contestant
2018 · Idol Room as Herself
2018 · Busted! as Self
2018 · Baek Jong-won's Alley Restaurant as Self
2017 · Idol School as
2015 · Men on a Mission as Self
2015 · The Brainiacs as
2011 · Weekly Idol as Herself
Future · 아미고TV as