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PARKNA-RAE

Oct 25, 1985South Korea

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The year she turned 21, she debuted as a female comedian of KBS’s 21st open recruitment class. In 2008, she appeared as a plastic-surgery beauty in Bongsunga School on Gag Concert.

In 2011, she made and wore a new outfit every week with Jang Do-yeon and Heo An-na in Fashion No. 5 on Gag Concert. In 2013, she took part in the comedy musical Drip Girls from season 2.

The breakthrough yearIn October of the year she turned 30, she appeared as Noesunnyeo No. 5 in MBC’s Infinite Challenge and became known. Maeil Shinmun writes that after a long time in obscurity she began to make her name known that year. That year she also dressed up as Kim Gu-ra, Ma Dong-seok and others in Jungo & Nara on tvN’s Comedy Big League, appeared on My Little Television, and in December joined tvN’s Conte and the City.

In 2016, she was MC of MBC Every1’s Life Is a Sitcom, and from September she appeared on MBC’s I Live Alone. In 2017, she won an award at the Baeksang Arts Awards for the first time. In 2018, she joined tvN’s Amazing Saturday.

In 2019, she was an MC of MBC’s Where Is My Home, and in December she won her first grand prize at the MBC Entertainment Awards. Maeil Business Newspaper writes that it came in her 14th year since her debut.

In 2020, she won best female entertainer in TV at the Baeksang Arts Awards. In 2021, she won the Entertainer of the Year Award at the MBC Entertainment Awards.

In 2023, she appeared in Netflix’s Zombieverse. In December 2024, she delivered a donation to support victims of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash.

In December 2025, she said she would halt her broadcast activities, and the production teams of I Live Alone and Amazing Saturday announced she would stop appearing.

Park Na-rae (born Oct 25, 1985) debuted in 2006, the year she turned 21, as a female comedian of KBS’s 21st open recruitment class, and became known on Oct 17, 2015, the year she turned 30, when she appeared as a noesunnyeo in MBC’s Infinite Challenge. She won her first grand prize at the MBC Entertainment Awards in 2019, the year she turned 34.

Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.

Full timeline · 19 records2006 — 2025   +
AGE / YEAR

  1. 21 · 2006
    Debut

    Female comedian of KBS’s 21st open recruitment class

    She debuted as a female comedian who joined KBS through its open recruitment.

    Source 01 · Newsen (Korean) · Bongsunga School’s plastic-surgery beauty · opens in a new tabSource 08 · Sports Kyunghyang (Korean) · Halts activities, stops appearing on I Live Alone · opens in a new tabSource 19 · Xportsnews (Korean) · Joint birthday party · opens in a new tab The month and day of her debut were not confirmed in news reports. Her birth date is from a Xportsnews article.
  2. 23 · 2008
  3. 26 · 2011
    TV

    Fashion No. 5 on KBS2’s Gag Concert

    It is a segment she did with Jang Do-yeon and Heo An-na. Newsen writes that the members sketched and made the clothes themselves and showed off a new outfit every week.

    Source 02 · Newsen (Korean) · Fashion No. 5 costumes · opens in a new tab The article does not give the start date of the segment. It is based on an article about the Nov. 6, 2011 broadcast.
  4. 28 · 2013
  5. 30 · 2015
    TV

    Jungo & Nara costumes on tvN’s Comedy Big League

    She dressed up as Kim Gu-ra, Oh Hyuk, Ma Dong-seok, Michael Jordan and others. Kyunghyang Shinmun writes that who she would dress as each week became a point of interest.

    Source 04 · Kyunghyang Shinmun (Korean) · Rising stars of 2016 pop culture · opens in a new tabSource 03 · Dong-A Ilbo (Korean) · Comedian Park Na-rae · opens in a new tab Kyunghyang Shinmun says “last year” in an article written with 2016 as “this year,” so the year is given as 2015. The month and day do not appear in the article.
  6. 30 · 2015
  7. 30 · 2015
  8. 31 · 2016
  9. 31 · 2016
  10. 32 · 2017
  11. 33 · 2018
    TV

    Reported to join tvN’s Amazing Saturday

    It was reported that she would appear with Shin Dong-yup, Moon Se-yoon and others, along with Hyeri’s selection as MC. Yonhap News Agency writes that she was an original member of the program, which began in 2018.

    Source 11 · TV Report (Korean) · Joins Amazing Saturday · opens in a new tabSource 18 · Yonhap News Agency (Korean) · Stops appearing on I Live Alone · opens in a new tab The date of the first broadcast was not confirmed.
  12. 34 · 2019
  13. 34 · 2019
  14. 35 · 2020
  15. 36 · 2021
  16. 38 · 2023
  17. 39 · 2024
  18. 40 · 2025
    Broadcasting

    Halts broadcast activities

    She said she would halt her broadcast activities, and the production team of I Live Alone said the same day that it had decided she would stop appearing. The production team of Amazing Saturday also said she would not be part of recordings from then on.

    Source 08 · Sports Kyunghyang (Korean) · Halts activities, stops appearing on I Live Alone · opens in a new tabSource 18 · Yonhap News Agency (Korean) · Stops appearing on I Live Alone · opens in a new tab The allegations behind the halt are not covered on this page.

END OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 2006–2025 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.

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Q & AFrequently asked

How old was Park Na-rae when she debuted?
In 2006, the year she turned 21. She debuted as a female comedian of KBS’s 21st open recruitment class.
How old was Park Na-rae when she became famous?
On Oct 17, 2015, the year she turned 30, she appeared as a noesunnyeo in the special Fools’ War – The Age of Innocence on MBC’s Infinite Challenge. Maeil Shinmun writes that after a long time in obscurity she began to make her name known in 2015, and Dong-A Ilbo that she was getting more spotlight than at any time since her debut.
How old was Park Na-rae when she joined I Live Alone?
She began appearing on it on Sep 23, 2016, the year she turned 31.
How old was Park Na-rae when she won her first grand prize?
On Dec 29, 2019, the year she turned 34, at the MBC Entertainment Awards. Maeil Business Newspaper writes that it came in her 14th year since her debut.
How old is Park Na-rae?
Born in 1985, she turns 41 in 2026 (40 as of Sep 30, 2026).
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COLLECTION264Park Na-rae / PARK NA-RAE

Comedy · South Korea
Oct 25, 1985 —

Sources and method19 SOURCES   +

Ages are counted from the birth year 1985: the year of the event minus 1985, birthdays aside. “Key moment” labels and the connecting story are AgeTrail's editorial reading.

  1. Newsen (Korean) · Bongsunga School’s plastic-surgery beauty ↗Debuted in 2006 as a member of KBS’s 21st open recruitment class; appeared in Bongsunga School on Gag Concert, broadcast Apr. 6, 2008
  2. Newsen (Korean) · Fashion No. 5 costumes ↗Broadcast Nov. 6, 2011; a member of the segment with Jang Do-yeon and Heo An-na. The article does not give the start date of the segment
  3. Dong-A Ilbo (Korean) · Comedian Park Na-rae ↗Oct. 30, 2015. The most spotlight since her debut; took part in Drip Girls from season 2 in 2013; appeared on My Little Television
  4. Kyunghyang Shinmun (Korean) · Rising stars of 2016 pop culture ↗Filed Dec. 31, 2015, a New Year article written with 2016 as “this year”. Last year (2015): the Jungo & Nara costume segment on Comedy Big League
  5. TV Daily (Korean) · Noesunnyeo No. 5 on Infinite Challenge ↗Broadcast Oct. 17, 2015; the special Fools’ War – The Age of Innocence
  6. Maeil Shinmun (Korean) · The star of 2015 ↗Dec. 18, 2015. Says that after a long time in obscurity she began to make her name known in 2015
  7. News1 (Korean) · Joins Conte and the City ↗New segment Narae & Do-yeon in the Dec. 11, 2015 broadcast
  8. Sports Kyunghyang (Korean) · Halts activities, stops appearing on I Live Alone ↗Dec. 8, 2025. Appeared on I Live Alone from Sept. 23, 2016; statement from the production team
  9. Maeil Business Newspaper (Korean) · MC of Life Is a Sitcom ↗Sept. 10, 2016. MBC Every1 Chuseok special pilot; first aired on the 11th
  10. Ilgan Sports (Korean) · 56th Baeksang Arts Awards ↗June 5, 2020; best female entertainer in TV; her first Baeksang Arts Awards win was in 2017
  11. TV Report (Korean) · Joins Amazing Saturday ↗Reported Feb. 23, 2018; cast announced together with Hyeri’s selection as MC
  12. YTN (Korean) · First broadcast of Where Is My Home ↗First broadcast as a regular program on Mar. 31, 2019; preceded by a pilot over the Lunar New Year holiday
  13. Maeil Business Newspaper (Korean) · Grand prize on the third try ↗Ceremony of Dec. 29, 2019; first grand prize in her 14th year since her debut
  14. Newsis (Korean) · 2021 MBC Entertainment Awards ↗Dec. 29, 2021; list of winners of the Entertainer of the Year Award
  15. Star News (Korean) · Zombieverse season 2 confirmed ↗Dec. 5, 2023. Season 1 released in August; cast list
  16. Newsen (Korean) · Interview with the Zombieverse producer ↗Aug. 14, 2023. Released worldwide on Aug. 8
  17. Star Today (Korean) · Donation to support victims of the passenger plane crash ↗Dec. 30, 2024; delivered through the local government
  18. Yonhap News Agency (Korean) · Stops appearing on I Live Alone ↗Statement from the production team on Dec. 8, 2025; says she was an original member of Amazing Saturday
  19. Xportsnews (Korean) · Joint birthday party ↗Born Oct. 25, 1985

Fact-checked: 2026.09.30 · An independent archive, not affiliated with the person or their agency.