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It was just them and their tennis court against the world in 2020
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Agency shares that mother of #HamEunjung has passed away. The funeral procession will be held on 29 November.
Our deep condolences for the family who is left behind
naver.me/GJTVYIkm #KoreanUpdates RZ
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It is said that on September 14, 2025, DIA might reunite for their 10th anniversary, similar to Lovelyz and GFRIEND. Yebin previously mentioned, “If possible, DIA would save money and release a song.” Many believe a reunion is likely due to their strong bonds of friendship.🥺
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i just think it’s crazy how they added a whole album to their discography and didn’t stain it once. the discography stays PRISTINE.
AARON@lidolmix
I AM SO PROUD OF FLO😭😭😭😭😭
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Mind you in 2017 there's literal evidence that her sister threatened to cut up T-ara's new member Areum and when Hyomin tried to get Hwayoung to apologize she threw her FAKE crutches at the floor at Music Bank
Which is why Eunjung and Hyomin had to read her rap off of cue cards
Kpop Charts@kchartsmaster
Former T-ARA member, Ryu Hwayoung, posts a text on social media rebuking Kim Kwangsoo’s claims that she was not bullied by other members of the group: — “First of all, I would like to sincerely apologize for causing concern with an uncomfortable topic. After seeing the broadcast of a certain variety show yesterday, where former agency CEO Kim Kwang-soo spoke about the T-ara bullying controversy, I thought deeply—hundreds and thousands of times—and finally decided to write this message. In 2012, as the central figure of the so-called “T-ARA Bullying” incident, I caused various social controversies and witnessed the disbandment of my beloved group, T-ARA. Regardless of who was right or wrong, I have lived with a great deal of self-reproach. I have always carried feelings of guilt toward all the fans who loved T-ARA and the members with whom I parted ways under terms like “bullying” and “conflict.” For 12 years, I have carried the label of being involved in the “T-ARA Bullying” incident, choosing not to respond to numerous rumors and living with the consequences. Although the breakup was tumultuous, T-ARA’s existence allowed me to be who I am today. Despite having trauma and feeling wronged, I chose to remain silent. However, upon hearing CEO Kim Kwang Soo’s statements on that particular show, I couldn’t understand why he would bring up the incident from 12 years ago with biased and distorted claims. This prompted me to speak up and correct the inaccuracies with my truth, despite how difficult it is. Firstly, the fact that I was bullied is true. The claim that I did not experience bullying and merely pretended to be a “victim” is false. As the new member of T-ARA, I worked hard with the determination not to burden the original members and to blend in. However, the original members often subjected me to violence and constant verbal abuse. The reason I endured was that I believed things would improve if I tried harder. Second, after I injured my ankle, I apologized to the members multiple times. Even when I sprained my ankle and couldn’t perform on stage in Japan, I begged the director to let me sing just one song. This was because I felt immense guilt toward the members who had to work much harder due to me, and I thought singing even one song would help. Third, it is true that I received nail care at the hotel. However, it was common practice for T-ARA to call nail technicians to our hotel for maintenance during Japanese activities. Getting my nails done was in the same context. Portraying this as if I received nail care solely for my own pleasure before a performance felt like an unjust attack on me. When my contract with T-ARA ended, I had plenty of evidence to prove that I was bullied and planned to express my side through a press conference. However, CEO Kim Kwang Soo proposed that if I kept quiet without holding a press conference, he would terminate the contract of my older sister, who was also under the same agency at the time. At just 20 years old, I thought that was the best option. In the end, I left without even receiving an apology, and I have kept silent for 12 years. After that, the T-ARA members appeared on various shows, claiming they had never bullied me, and settled the bullying issue among themselves with statements that were far from the truth. Watching those broadcasts, my parents and I felt helpless, shedding tears as we realized there was nothing we could do. I sincerely want to ask CEO Kim Kwang Soo: What is your intention in bringing up this 12-year-old story on a show and mentioning my name with such distorted remarks? Currently, I am without an agency and on my own. I am well aware that I cannot fight against someone who has been influential in the entertainment industry for over 40 years. Despite that, I am speaking up because I have confidence in the truth of what happened back then.” m.entertain.naver.com/now/article/60…
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KKS is the reason T-ARA isn't 6 today. I'll never forgive him.
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