The members of the group Fin.K.L have drawn attention by revealing a recent update of themselves gathered together as a full group.
On the 29th, Lee Jin posted a photo on her social media account along with heart emojis representing the symbolic colors of the members. The photo shows Lee Jin, along with Lee Hyori, Ock Joo-hyun, and Sung Yu-ri, gathered at the office of Gemstone E&M, which is in charge of the overall planning for this full-group reunion.
Previously, Gemstone E&M officially announced that it is preparing for Fin.K.L's full-group activities for the first time in about 21 years, featuring all four members: Lee Hyori, Ock Joo-hyun, Lee Jin, and Sung Yu-ri.
This marks Fin.K.L's return to official group activities in about 21 years since their digital single "Forever Fin.K.L" in 2005. The agency officially announced that over the next two years, centered around music and performances, they will sequentially present documentaries, variety shows, exhibitions, official merchandise, brand collaborations, advertisements, and fan projects, meeting with fans up to their 30th debut anniversary.
Jason Lee, head of group management at Gemstone E&M, said, "'FIN.K.L RE:BLOOM' is more than just a celebration of Fin.K.L's past; it is a journey where the four members and fans create the next chapter together." He added, "Through activities extending up to their 30th anniversary centered on new music and performances, you can look forward to the birth of a K-pop legend brand." He also noted, "We want to create a special moment for fans who have waited for Fin.K.L for a long time, and an opportunity for the new generation to discover the team Fin.K.L for the first time."
Photo provided by Gemstone E&M
(SBS Star News, Reporter Kang Kyung-yoon)
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