Seunghan, former member of rising K-pop boy group RIIZE, will officially be embarking on a new chapter in his career. According to recent reports, the idol is all set to make his official comeback ...

SEOUL – South Korean singer Seunghan had to leave K-pop boy band Riize due to controversy surrounding his private life. But he is set to rise again as a solo artiste in the second half of 2025.

Former RIIZE member Seunghan is currently preparing to debut as a solo artist next year. Read More: tripleS Visionary Vision on the group’s future: “We’re trying to break the perception of ...

According to the South Korean entertainment agency, Seunghan is currently preparing for his debut. " [Seunghan] is receiving full support and guidance across several aspects considered essential for a ...

Hong Seunghan, formerly of popular South Korean group RIIZE was at the heart of a sinister social media storm which saw devoted 'followers' sending dozens of funeral wreaths to their label.

The South Korean entertainment company broke the news of Seunghan's solo debut on November 15, 2024. “Seunghan is currently preparing to debut as a solo artist in the second half of 2025 and is ...

Former RIIZE member Seunghan will make his debut as a soloist in 2025, SM Entertainment has announced. The South Korean entertainment company broke the news of Seunghan's solo debut on November 15 ...

15 Nov - Following his departure from RIIZE, it was revealed that Seunghan will be making his debut as a solo artiste. The news was confirmed by SM Entertainment on 15 November in a statement that ...

Hence, Seunghan should be accountable for protecting his group and public image. However, fans should also be more forgiving. What Seunghan does in private is not any of his fans’ business.

The Seunghan controversy is hardly the only incident that has split the K-pop community. In October, BTS’ Suga also received funeral wreaths sent to the supergroup’s agency Hybe because he was ...

The Seunghan controversy is hardly the only incident that has split the K-pop community. In October, BTS’ Suga was also the target of funeral wreaths, sent to the supergroup’s agency Hybe ...