TWS fans received disappointing news as PLEDIS Entertainment announced Jihoon’s absence from the group’s upcoming event. On September 26, the agency posted on Weverse that Jihoon will not attend the Keimyung University Festival on September 27.
The reason for his absence is an injury to his right knee. After feeling discomfort, Jihoon underwent a medical checkup, where doctors advised him to reduce physical movements temporarily to avoid worsening the injury.
PLEDIS Entertainment emphasized the importance of prioritizing Jihoon’s health. They assured fans that his recovery would determine when he can rejoin TWS’s activities.
Fans took to social media, especially on X (formerly Twitter), to express their support for Jihoon. Many wished him a speedy recovery, showing their love and concern for his well-being.
While Jihoon focuses on healing, PLEDIS has promised to adjust his schedule based on his recovery progress. They assured fans that Jihoon will return once he’s fully recovered.
Fans are hopeful that Jihoon will make a strong comeback once his knee has healed. In the meantime, they continue to rally around him with positive messages.
Jihoon’s health remains the top priority, and fans understand the need for him to rest. The agency’s decision shows its commitment to its artists’ well-being.
As Jihoon recovers, TWS fans will eagerly await updates on his condition.
Concerns about K-pop idols’ health are growing. Soobin from TOMORROW X TOGETHER disclosed his extreme fatigue, stating that even eating has become a challenge.
His heartfelt message, “Passing out, I’m so tired… I don’t even have the energy to swallow food,” resonated deeply with fans. This highlights the urgent need for discussion about the industry’s demanding nature.
The issue of overwork is widespread, affecting many idols. Beomgyu from TXT has an ankle ligament injury, while ILLIT’s Wonhee and NewJeans’ Hyein are also dealing with injuries.
Katseye’s Daniela faced health setbacks as well. These incidents emphasize the need for better support systems in the K-pop industry.
Fans are increasingly advocating for idols’ well-being. It’s important to prioritize their health to ensure they can perform without compromising their safety.
