Park Soo-young (Lizzy)

Who Is Lizzy?

Born Park Soo-young on July 31, 1992, in Busan, South Korea, Lizzy is a South Korean singer and actress. She rose to fame as a member of the iconic K-pop girl group After School and its colorful sub-unit Orange Caramel. Her charm, humor, and vocal talent made her a fan favorite from the start.

Lizzy (Park Soo-young) – Complete Biodata

Complete biodata of Lizzy (Park Soo-young), including her real name, birthday, height, MBTI, hobbies and more.

Biography of Lizzy (Park Soo-young)

Read the full biography of Lizzy (Park Soo-young), former After School and Orange Caramel member, South Korean singer, actress, and entertainer.

Early Life

Lizzy, born Park Soo-young (박수영) on July 31, 1992, in Busan, South Korea, showed a passion for music and performance from a young age. She attended Kyunggi Girls’ High School and later studied at Seoul Institute of the Arts, where she further developed her skills in the entertainment field.

Debut with After School

Lizzy officially debuted in March 2010 as a new member of the popular K-pop girl group After School, joining just in time for their hit single “Bang!“. Her youthful charm and energetic stage presence quickly won fans over.

Orange Caramel and Unique Concept

Later in 2010, Lizzy debuted in After School’s sub-unit Orange Caramel, along with members Nana and Raina. Known for their whimsical and quirky concepts, Orange Caramel became a hit in their own right, with singles like “Magic Girl“, “Shanghai Romance“, and “Catallena” receiving viral attention.

Solo Debut and Acting Career

In January 2015, Lizzy released her solo digital single “Not an Easy Girl“, a jazz-infused track that showcased her versatility as an artist. Parallel to her music career, Lizzy began acting in television dramas such as All My Love, Angry Mom, and films including Love Forecast and Mood of the Day.

Post-After School and Name Change

After her contract with Pledis Entertainment ended in 2018, Lizzy left After School and began focusing more on acting. She briefly promoted under the name Park Soo-ah before reverting to her real name, Park Soo-young, in 2020.

Current Activities

As of 2025, Lizzy remains active in the Korean entertainment scene, engaging with fans through social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. She continues to explore acting and television appearances, maintaining a loyal fan base and evolving as a multi-talented artist.

Lizzy (Park Soo-young) – Complete Discography

Explore the complete discography of Lizzy (Park Soo-young), including her releases with After School, Orange Caramel, solo tracks, collaborations, and OST appearances.

With After School

• 2010: Bang!
• 2010: Love Love Love (Happy Pledis 1st Album)
• 2011: Shampoo (from the “Virgin” album)
• 2011: In the Night Sky (After School Red)
• 2013: First Love
• 2014: Shampoo (Japanese version)

With Orange Caramel

• 2010: Magic Girl
• 2010: A-ing
• 2011: Bangkok City
• 2011: Shanghai Romance
• 2012: Lipstick
• 2014: Catallena
• 2014: My Copycat

Solo Releases

• 2015: Not an Easy Girl (쉬운 여자 아니에요)

Collaborations

• 2011: “Diva” (Japanese ver.) – After School featuring Lizzy
• 2012: “Goodbye PMS” – With Andup (Unpretty Rapstar)
• 2015: “Love Me” – Project single with Park Myung-soo (as part of “Infinity Challenge”)

Soundtrack (OST) Appearances

• 2011: “Come Inside” (All My Love OST)
• 2015: “Love Is An Open Door” (Korean version – *Frozen* OST cover with Jung Hyung-don)

Lizzy (Park Soo-young) – Awards & Achievements

List of awards and achievements received by Lizzy (Park Soo-young), member of After School and Orange Caramel.

Group Achievements (After School & Orange Caramel)

• 2010: Mnet 20’s Choice – Hot Performance Star Award (After School)
• 2011: Seoul Music Awards – Bonsang Award (After School)
• 2011: Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards – Hot Trend Award (Orange Caramel)
• 2014: Melon Music Awards – Top 10 Artist (Orange Caramel – “Catallena”)

Individual Achievements

• 2011: Excellence in Comedy – MBC Entertainment Awards (for All My Love)
• 2015: Infinity Challenge Music Festival – “Love Me” (with Park Myung-soo) gained viral success
• 2017: Recognized as Top 5 Female Idol-Actresses by Korean media outlets

Notable Highlights

• Known for pioneering quirky K-pop concepts through Orange Caramel
• Hosted and guested on numerous Korean variety shows, including Running Man, Happy Together, and Radio Star
• Fan favorite for her comedic timing and Busan accent, often praised for relatability and authenticity

Fun Facts About Lizzy (Park Soo-young)

Fun and interesting facts about Lizzy (Park Soo-young), former After School and Orange Caramel member.

• Lizzy was born on July 31, 1992, in Busan, South Korea — and she’s proud of her Busan dialect!
• Her real name is Park Soo-young (박수영), and she once promoted under the name Park Soo-ah.
• She made her debut with After School in 2010 with the hit song Bang!
• She is best known for her quirky and comedic image in the sub-unit Orange Caramel.
• Lizzy is a huge fan of jazz music and her solo debut, “Not an Easy Girl“, reflects that musical taste.
• She is known for her variety show skills and has been a regular guest on shows like Running Man and Happy Together.
• Her MBTI is ENFP – cheerful, expressive, and full of energy.
• Lizzy has acted in several TV dramas, including All My Love and Angry Mom.
• She’s 168 cm tall and has a slim and graceful appearance that fits both cute and mature concepts.
• She enjoys photography, movies, and dancing during her free time.
• In 2020, she returned to using her birth name, Park Soo-young, for her acting career.
• Despite her innocent appearance, Lizzy is famous for her witty and candid humor.

Lizzy (Park Soo-young) – Social Media Accounts

List of official social media accounts of Lizzy (Park Soo-young). Follow Lizzy on her official social media platforms to stay updated with her latest activities, photos, and projects:

• Instagram: @luvlyzzy
• TikTok: @luvlyzzy
• Twitter (former fan interaction): @p_syoung