Miyeon from i-dle shares her growth as an artist, her love for quiet moments, and her desire to explore acting in a recent interview.
November/16/2025 13:33
Miyeon of i-dle expressed her desire to try acting. 'WWD KOREA' published the November issue featuring a gravure and interview with Miyeon. The gravure, themed 'The Endless Spectrum of a Dreamer,' showcased her diverse charms. In the interview, Miyeon spoke about her growth as an artist in her eighth year since debut. She shared, 'After debuting, I was often asked, 'What kind of music do you like?' and 'What colors do you like?' I believe I grew significantly while searching for those answers. Knowing myself has broadened my expression and given me the courage to challenge myself.' Regarding her daily life, she said, 'Returning home and resting in quiet time without music is the best refreshment for me,' conveying the importance of quiet rest amidst balancing group and solo activities. About her recent diverse cover content on her personal YouTube channel, she said, 'I received new inspiration from interacting with other artists, and by experiencing genres I hadn't challenged before, I was able to broaden my music.' Furthermore, she expressed her eagerness to try acting if given a good opportunity. Miyeon, who began activities under the new group name i-dle and faced significant changes, remarked, 'I thought this year would be a stable time, but in reality, there were many changes. I realized again that I must keep moving forward without stopping while experiencing various turning points.' She continued, addressing her fans, 'I believe I will be able to show you even more new sides of myself, so please look forward to it. Thank you for always supporting me. That feeling is the greatest strength for me.'
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