Shinwon from PENTAGON is becoming an actor, sharing his excitement and determination after revealing new profile photos.
October/14/2025 18:26
Shinwon of PENTAGON is transitioning to acting. His agency, CUBE Entertainment, released his new profile photos today (14th) through PENTAGON's official SNS. In the profile photos, he showcases various styles, from a casual denim jacket to a sophisticated suit look, and striking monochrome shots that highlight his deep gaze, raising expectations for his leap as an actor. Shinwon expressed, 'As I dive into a new world, I feel both nervous and excited. I have various emotions,' while also stating, 'With these feelings in my heart, I will practice and prepare diligently to show a wonderful side to UNIVERSE (PENTAGON's fan nickname). I am grateful for your support and expectations.' After completing his military service as a social service worker last month, Shinwon is gearing up for full-fledged activities. He has garnered attention for his excellent visuals since his time with PENTAGON and has participated in songwriting and composing, showing growth with each activity. Beyond singing, he has showcased his versatility in various fields. Over the past six years since debuting, he has walked the runway at fashion weeks, living up to his nickname 'tall height,' served as a DJ for EBS FM's 'PENTAGON's Night Radio,' and was loved for his witty talk and excellent empathy. He also proved his acting potential with a cameo in JTBC's 'Youth Age' Season 2.
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