コンミョンが弟ドヨンの入隊をInstagramで応援し、健康を願うメッセージを投稿。ドヨンは新曲もリリース。
December/9/2025 18:01
Actor Konmyon supported his younger brother NCT's Doyoung's enlistment. Yesterday (8th), Konmyon posted a photo on his Instagram with the message, "My brother, stay healthy and don't get hurt in the army. I'll be waiting for you in the future." The photo shows Konmyon with Doyoung, who has transformed into a buzz cut. "I'll be waiting for you in the future" is the Korean title of the song "Eternity" from Doyoung's 2nd album "Soar," released on June 9. Konmyon added, "Jungwoo, have a good time too." Doyoung and Jungwoo enlisted as active-duty soldiers yesterday (8th). This makes them the first NCT members to enlist, following Taeyong, who joined the Navy band in April last year, and Jaehyun, who enlisted in the Army band in November last year, fulfilling their national defense duties. Their agency, SM Entertainment, stated, "We ask for your unwavering love and support so that Doyoung and Jungwoo can sincerely fulfill their military duties and return in good health." Doyoung will release a new single "Promise" today (9th) at 6 PM through various music distribution sites. This single includes the title track "Promise" and the song "Whistle (Feat. BELLE of KISS OF LIFE)". Doyoung wants to express his gratitude to the fans who have always sent him unwavering love.
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