Fin.K.L News

Fin.K.L will resume full-group activities for the first time in 21 years, the group's agency Gemstone E&M said Monday, confirming Lee Hyo-ri, Ock Joo-hyun, Lee Jin and Sung Yu-ri have reunited and are preparing new group activities, calling it a new start beyond a one-off reunion. The quartet — who debuted in 1998 and last performed together as a full group in 2005 with the digital single “Forever Fin.K.L.” — briefly reunited in 2019 for JTBC’s Camping Club as a project tied to the show

Fin.K.L reunited at Lee Hyori’s yoga studio, where Lee Hyori, Lee Jin, Ock Joo-hyun and Sung Yu-ri practiced yoga together, highlighting the group's enduring friendship 28 years after their 1998 debut

Singer Lee Hyori apologized to students at her Ananda yoga studio, urging everyone to follow rules—no exceptions for expired memberships or unpaid day passes—and reminded that those who want to teach should do so at their own studios

Ock Joo-hyun, former Fin.K.L main vocalist, criticized the heavy use of Auto-Tune and pitch correction in modern live performances as deceptive and said it lets ‘anyone’ call themselves a singer; her comments drew mixed reactions online

The members of veteran K-pop girl group Fin.K.L reunited to support their bandmate Lee Hyo-ri following her father's death Sunday. Lee and her husband, Lee Sang-soon, greeted mourners at the funeral. Showing their enduring bond, bandmates Ock Joo-hyun, Sung Yu-ri and Lee Jin attended the service together, dressed in black. On Tuesday, Ock shared photos and videos of the gathering on social media, describing the reunion as a moment of close friendship. "The weather is so good. We have to go on a date," Ock said in her post. "Together with people I’ve wanted to see for a long time. We are those who share the highs and lows." One of the photos captured Sung looking at her smartphone with a bowl of yukgaejang — a spicy beef soup traditionally served to guests at Korean funerals — in front of her. Ock teased her bandmate in the caption, saying that Sung was "consulting an AI chatbot" to find the origin of the soup. "There is not a single moment you are not lovely," Ock said. In her final post, Ock expressed her deep affection for the group. "Because we were together all day, it felt like

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