2 Women Beautiful It used to be a Man (II)

VIVAnews - Being a transsexual is often the scorn and marginalized. But, not for four celebrities in the entertainment world following. They were able to become successful despite the status of transsexuals and it did not prevent the work.
These four beautiful women who had born a man. Who are they?

1. Harisu

Harisu is the stage name of Lee Kyung-eun, a transsexual who became a singer, model and famous actress from South Korea. Biologically, Harisu was born on February 17, 1975, was a man. He was identified as a woman during childhood and underwent gender reassignment surgery in the 1990s.
Harisu was recorded as the first Korean artist who is a transsexual. In 2002 he legally change their gender to be a woman. Public attention was first drawn to him when Harisu appeared in an ad. Ads are quite successful and make a career in the entertainment world increasingly uphill. He also developed a career in music and acting.
Until now, Harisu has recorded five albums that consist of various musical genres such as techno and R & B. The song is also recorded in the mandarin language. In 2001, Harisu get a chance to act in the film Yellow Hair 2. Since then, he was flooded with offers to star in several films such as Hi! Honey and Korean drama series such as Colour Blossoms.
Love life was normal. On May 19, 2007, Harisu married to Micky Jung. They had previously been dating for two years2. Nong Tum

Born as a baby boy on June 9, 1981, Parinya Kiatbusaba now more popularly known as Nong Tum. He is a 'kathoey' (actor transsexual from male to female), most famous in Thailand.
Interestingly, before it turned into a female, Nong Tum is a boxer (Muay Thai or Thai boxing).
Since childhood, in fact, he was already aware there are different from themselves.However, because her parents did not know it, Nong Tum submitted to a boxing camp.And it turns out, though pembawaannya more feminine than the other boxers, boxer Nong Tum classified as gifted.
He was eventually follow a number of matches. Although initially he wanted to win money to use for sex-change operations, but it loves the sport boxing Nong Tum.
Public life began in February 1998, after winning the match at Bangkok's Lumpini Boxing Stadium, the world center of Muay Thai. Thai media began to realize there is one athlete that feminine, and likes to kiss and embrace a more muscular opponent.
After that, Nong Tum increasingly popular, as they often appear in magazines and television.
He was eventually underwent gender reassignment surgery in 1999, shortly after stopping a boxer. After that, Nong Tum changed their profession as a singer.
Her story is pretty well known, and made a film titled 'Beautiful Boxer' in 2003. The film earned high praise and won numerous awards. Nong Tum's life as a transsexual is also part of the book 'Ladyboys: The Secret World of Thailand's Third Gender'.
In February 2006, Nong Tum make a comeback as a female boxer. He several times won the match. Until finally in 2010, Nong Tum opened his own boxing camp, and became a boxing coach.