SEVENTEEN’s Seungkwan and Dino began their military service today, with S.Coups and Woozi showing support as fans sent them off.
October/26/2026 16:14
SEVENTEEN’s Seungkwan and Dino fulfill their national defense duty starting today (the 26th). S.Coups posted a photo taken with Seungkwan and Dino on his Instagram Story today. He rushed to the enlistment site to see the two off, and drew attention by showing special member love with a heart pose. Seungkwan and Dino, now with shaved heads, are smiling. Also, on social media, Woozi, who is currently serving in the military, was caught at their enlistment site and is drawing attention. Prior to this, on the 25th, The8 drew attention by posting a video of Seungkwan and Dino getting their hair cut through his Instagram Story. In addition, Seungkwan and Dino each held live broadcasts on the fan community platform Weverse and greeted fans. In August, their agency Pledis Entertainment announced the enlistment dates of Mingyu, Seungkwan, and Dino. Regarding Seungkwan and Dino, it revealed, “They will enlist in the Army as military band soldiers on October 26.” It also said, “Because the training center entrance ceremony on the day of enlistment is a place where many soldiers and family members will attend, we ask that you refrain from visiting the site. After they begin service, they will not be able to participate in SEVENTEEN activities, but they plan to continue meeting CARAT (SEVENTEEN’s fans) through various contents prepared in advance.” The two have so far carried out not only group activities, but also unit and solo activities. This year, Seungkwan released the 1st mini album “Serenade” as the unit DxS with Dokyeom. In addition to holding solo concerts in various Asian countries including Japan, he also excelled individually on variety shows. Dino made headlines by making an unusual debut as the sub-character Picheolin. He also held his first solo performance since debut. SEVENTEEN is currently with Wonwoo, Woozi, Hoshi, Vernon, Dokyeom, and Mingyu in military service. ・SEVENTEEN Mingyu, Seungkwan, and Dino’s enlistment dates decided…Pledis officially announces ・[PHOTO] From SEVENTEEN’s Seungkwan to EXO’s Suho, attend the VIP screening of the movie “Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub” ・SEVENTEEN Dino’s first solo performance since debut is a great success! The music video for the included track “LIKE IT” also released
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