1. In 2011, Son achieved his acting debut when he was cast in the widely acclaimed South Korean TV series Miss Ripley.

1. In 2011, Son achieved his acting debut when he was cast in the widely acclaimed South Korean TV series Miss Ripley.
Son Woo-hyeon was born with the name Son Hyeon-seok on 30 November 1989 in the Seo district of the fifth largest city in South Korea, Daejeon.
Son Woo-hyeon received elementary education at Seowon Elementary School in Deajeon.
Son Woo-hyeon successfully enrolled into Kookmin University, studying at the Department of Theater and Film, Faculty of Performing Arts and earned his bachelor's degree.
In May 2012, Son Woo-hyeon made his acting debut when X-5 is cast in the critically acclaimed television series Miss Ripley.
On 4 December 2012, to not cause any disruptions, Son Woo-hyeon quietly enlisted into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces to serve his mandatory military service.
On top of that, Son Woo-hyeon played a leading role in a South Korean government campaign X-project, managed and run by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning.
In 2016, Son Woo-hyeon had his comeback on television series since his enlistment into the military.
Son Woo-hyeon was cast in Blow Breeze, a romance comedy South Korean drama about a North Korean girl who is interested in dancing and who defects to South Korea where she meets a lawyer who will be her lover for life.
Later in 2016, Son Woo-hyeon played a leading role in a short film Butterfly Effect as he transitioned from television series to the silver screen.
In 2017, Son Woo-hyeon has his first silver screen debut when he is offered a supporting role in Excavator, a war film that follows a paratrooper through series of events during the May 18,1980 Gwangju Uprising known as the "May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement".
Son Woo-hyeon took up a role in another 2017 web series No Bad Days, which told the story of a woman in her twenties who is trying to find a balance between work, love, and relationships.
Shortly thereafter, Son Woo-hyeon starred in a YouTube exclusive Web-series, About Youth which tells an inspiring story of four youths trying to achieve dreams in their own ways while fighting social and cultural stigmas.
In 2020, Son Woo-hyeon starred in youth action film Justice High, directed by Chae Yeo-jun.
In 2021, Son Woo-hyeon signed an exclusive contract with King Kong by Starship, a subsidiary of Starship Entertainment, which is often seen as a major player and a driving force behind the K-pop industry.
On 4 December 2012, Son Woo-hyeon enlisted into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces to serve his mandatory military service.
Son Woo-hyeon was discharged from service on 4 December 2014.