Kim Jun-ho (comedian)

Kim was born in Daejeon, South Korea. His sister, Kim Mi-jin, is a TV show host. He graduated from Chungnam High School and majored in acting at Dankook University before dropping out. Kim is greatly influenced by the famous comedian, Charlie Chaplin. For this reason he chose "Charlie Kim" as his English name. == Career ==

Kim originally debuted under SBS's 5th class of comedians. He later joined KBS's Gag Concert in 1999 and is part of its 14th class. He was also a cast member for the first season of The Human Condition. He joined the 2 Days & 1 Night Season 3 lineup with Kim Joohyuk, Defconn and Jung Joon Young at the very end of 2013, gaining popularity as well as earning the nickname of "Mr. Devious" for his tendency to trick the other cast members. Kim is the chairman and head of the organizing committee for the Busan International Comedy Festival. He is a member of 같기도 (Gatgido), a comedic trio, which released an album with the same name in 2007. Kim was the co-CEO and founder of CoKo Entertainment. However, in late 2014, it was discovered that his partner and co-CEO, Kim Woo Jung, had embezzled money from the company and had run away to the United States, causing the company debts to reach over millions of dollars. When it shut down from bankruptcy in January 2015, he and former comedians under CoKo company transferred to JD Bros, a company that is run by his friend, Kim Dae Hui. The comedians also cited that they will continue to support Kim Junho despite the incident. == Personal life ==

On March 2, 2006, Kim married musical actress Kim Eun-young. The couple lived separately since 2007 after Kim Eun-young moved to the Philippines alone to start a business. On January 22, 2018, the comedian announced his divorce with his wife after 12 years of marriage. On April 3, 2022, it was confirmed that Kim is in a relationship with comedian Kim Ji-min. The couple married on July 13, 2025, at the Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas Hotel in Gangnam District. == Filmography ==

Film Television series Television shows Web shows Gag Concert segments 1999–2006 • Scream (1999) • Morning of Savana (1999) • Bongsunga School (2001) • The Three Idiots (2002) • What If (2002) • Zigzag Song (2002) • 9시 언저리 뉴스 (2003) • Annals of X-Files (2004) • 어우야 (2004) • Low Life (2005) • World News (2005) • Home (2006) • Zoo (2006) • Uncle Jun Ho (2006) • 호구와 울봉이 (2006) • 고교천왕 (2006) 2007–2012 • 같기도 (2007) • 지누주노 (2007) • Gag Warrior 300 (2007) • Odd Family (2007) • 날아라! 변튜어디스 (2008) • 뜬금개그 (2008) • 가문이 영~꽝 (2008) • Mobilize! Team Leader Kim (2008) • Malicious Virus (2008) • A Bitter Life (2009) • 꽁트의 신 (2010) • Bait (2010) • Joa Family (2010) • Mr. Kim Bong Tu (2010) • Castle Gamsu (2011) • Emergency Meeting (2011) • Talk Show: The Dream (2012) • Snap Martial Arts (2012) 2013–present • The Animals (2013) • Don't Give In (2013) • Zombie Project (2013) • Comedians' World (2013) • Hidden Characters (2013) • BBOOM Entertainment(2013) • Rules of the Workplace (2013) • Chicken High School (2014) • Meditation (2015) • Serious Kingdom (2015) • Welcome Back Show (2016) • Like A Family (2016) • YOLO Inn (2017) • Inner Voices (2017) • Eunuchs (2018) Music video appearances == Discography ==

• 2007 같기도 (as part of Gatgido) • 2011 Happy Singer Project • 2013 The Zombie (Single) • 2017 Good Zombie As featuring artist • Mamamoo — Aze Gag (narration by Kim Joon-ho and ) ==Awards and nominations==

Honors Listicles == Ambassadorial roles ==

• 2012 Korea Forest Service • 2012 Tour de Korea ==Notes==