As SEVENTEEN's Jeonghan gears up for military service, fans are sending their love while losing their favorite idol for a bit! Discover the buzz surrounding this heartfelt transition!
In a heart-wrenching yet proud moment for SEVENTEEN fans, the beloved member Jeonghan is set to begin his mandatory military service on September 26, 2024. PLEDIS Entertainment has officially announced the news, marking Jeonghan as the first member of the popular K-pop group to enlist. It’s a bittersweet twist of fate, with fans rallying to show their support while grappling with the thought of a Jeonghan absence in the K-pop scene.
As Jeonghan prepares to leave his idol life behind temporarily, the buzz on social media has been loud and clear. Fans have taken to platforms like X (formerly Twitter) to share their heartfelt messages and well-wishes, ensuring their love for him is felt even beyond the military divide. With his departure just around the corner, the anticipation weighs heavily on both Jeonghan and his dedicated fanbase—will they be able to get through his two years away?
Of course, Jeonghan won’t be able to charm fans with his charismatic performances during this time. He will miss out on promotional activities for SEVENTEEN’s 12th mini album as well as their world tour. However, his commitment to fulfilling his duty is undeniably honorable, giving his fans even more reasons to love and support him during this chapter of his life. Fans are also desperately hoping he’ll make occasional appearances and updates to keep their spirits high while he’s serving!
Interestingly, Jeonghan's enlistment is a reminder of a much bigger K-pop phenomenon—military service in South Korea is mandatory for male citizens, including its revered idols. Yet, time and again, K-pop fans have shown their unwavering loyalty and dedication, often turning these periods of service into a celebration of support. After all, who says sending off a soldier can't be a glamorous event?
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Jeonghan of K-pop boy group Seventeen will begin his alternative military service next Thursday, the group's agency said.
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Jeonghan of K-pop boy group Seventeen will begin his alternative military service next Thursday, the group's agency said.