TWICE's Chaeyoung is pausing activities due to health issues, diagnosed with vasovagal syncope, needing additional recovery time.
November/21/2025 10:44
TWICE's Chaeyoung announced a suspension of activities for health reasons. On the 20th, her agency JYP Entertainment revealed through an official comment that "Chaeyoung was recently diagnosed with vasovagal syncope. Based on consultations with specialists and thorough examinations, it was concluded that she needs additional recovery time." They continued, "Chaeyoung aims for sufficient rest and recovery until the end of the year, and based on the judgment that health should be prioritized, she will have minimal participation in future scheduled events or, unfortunately, be unable to participate." As a result, she will not participate in the world tour scheduled in Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Bangkok. Additionally, "Chaeyoung herself feels regret. She conveyed her apologies to the fans for not being able to participate in fan events and the world tour since the end of October," and "we will do our best to support Chaeyoung so that she can stand in front of her fans in good health as soon as possible, and we ask for your encouragement and support for her early recovery." JYP Entertainment expressed their sincere apologies for the concern caused to the fans who always send warm love and gratitude for their understanding.
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