The 29-year-old singer promised to return soon to WENEE (his audience), whom he referred to as his “home” and “everything” in a message posted on his online fan café.
“After winter has passed and spring has arrived, after the seasons have changed, in the summer of next year, on the day I first sang for WENEE,” she says. The next day, I’ll return to find WENEE just as cool as I was that day. I’m going back to WENEE’s doorway, where I belong, my home, my everything.”
Before enrolling, the Eye on U singer asked his fans to catch up on everything he has planned for them. He then asked:
“Wenee, could you please hold on a second for me?”
Wonho’s military enrollment has been confirmed by his agency
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Highline Entertainment, Wonho’s management company, acknowledged his military service in a statement posted on the singer’s fan café. They said:
“Wonho will enroll as a public service worker on December 5th, 2022, to fulfill his responsibility as a Korean citizen.”
They have urged followers to express their love and support for him until he completes his duties and is in good health.
“We want your warm love and support for Wonho, who will continue to serve in the military until his return.”
Fans react to the news of WENEE’s recruitment. went on Twitter to express their admiration and support for the singer. Fans expressed their gratitude to the artist by quoting passages from his message and expressing their eagerness for his return. Some even criticized the singer’s most recent album, Bittersweet, claiming that he saved it for last because leaving for the military would be “bittersweet.” The majority of fans, on the other hand, were shocked by the idol’s enlistment, dubbing it the “worst news ever.”
Wonho will make his solo debut in 2020, following Monsta X
Lee Ho-seok, also known as Wonho, debuted with Starship Entertainment in 2015 as a member of the hip-hop boy band Monsta X. He left the group four years later after extensive reports of his drug use surfaced on social media. In 2020, the singer made his solo debut with his first EP, Love Synonym #1: Right for Me, released by Highline Entertainment. Since then, he’s released the second installment of the EP, two additional EPs, Blue Letter and Facade, two albums, and one Japanese album.
Earlier this year, the singer performed in Germany, Spain, and England as part of his UK and European tour in support of his EP, Facade. Outside of Korea, it was his first solo and headlining performance.
In the newly released performance video for On & On, the hero displayed his spectacular movements against the Han River cityscape. Bittersweet’s upbeat single, featuring South Korean rapper Yunhway, is about wanting to dance all night.
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