
As a member of SF9, Rowoon, who is currently active as an actor, spoke about his feelings ahead of his military enlistment. Today (15th), during an interview at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno District, Seoul, for the Disney+ original series "Turbulence" (scripted by Jeong Seong-il, directed by Joo Chang-min), he revealed his determination ahead of his enlistment in the Army on the 27th. He greeted, "I will dedicate myself to the country." "Since my enlistment was postponed once, I did everything I needed to do. I met everyone, traveled with my parents, and even took photos of myself with a shaved head, but I felt a bit embarrassed about the postponement. Thanks to that, I was able to participate in the Busan International Film Festival and carry out promotional activities and interviews, which I think was good. I am scheduled to be discharged in April 2027, but I want to return to work quickly. I feel grateful that I might be forgotten during my military service. I want to show a cool image when I return. Even in the military, I plan to take care of my skin with sunscreen and be careful not to get too big. While imagining my post-discharge self, Rowoon said, "I want to wear a uniform again when I return from the military. I’ve been told that cutting my hair short makes me look younger, and recently I've had to show my ID three times for age verification. It’s a joke, but I definitely feel that way. When I return, I plan to work without rest, regardless of genre, and I want to participate in interesting romantic comedies and challenge myself in movies. I have no intention of resting." He added, "By the time I return from the military, I will be in my 30s, but I think I will be very sexy. I’m looking forward to what’s to come. I also have the expectation that I can gain many experiences while relaxing a bit." Regarding military life with people in their early 20s, he said, "I still have some immature aspects mentally, so I think I can manage without forcing myself. I just need to study the words used by the MZ generation (Millennials + Generation Z). Since the military organization has clear hierarchies, once I enter such an organization, I just need to do what I should do and not do what I shouldn’t do, so it might actually be easier. I think it’s a detox for my body and soul." To fans waiting for his discharge, he said, "I think I can adapt to military service, and I will fulfill my military duty coolly, so there’s no need to worry. I hope you look forward to me after enlistment. There are many of my works on OTT (video streaming services), so please enjoy them during the year and a half." He also showed extraordinary passion for acting, saying, "I think my passion for acting has grown as I’ve accumulated works. I had a strong feeling that if I’m going to do it, I have to do it properly, and I wanted to do well, but sometimes I didn’t even know why I wanted to do well. In 'Accidentally Found Hal,' there was a scene where Hal dies. That scene was very sad, and I could naturally concentrate. I think that’s when I started to find acting interesting and wanted to take it seriously." He reflected, "I always thought I did my best. I had been putting in effort even as a supporting actor or an extra, but I couldn’t enjoy it. I think I became able to enjoy it even when it was tough from 'Accidentally Found Hal.' My mindset hasn’t changed, but I’ve become able to enjoy the painful and difficult moments. I’ve come to recognize that preparing like this is who I am, and this is my true self." Looking back on the time since his debut, he conveyed that time has flown by, saying, "I still feel like I’m 20 or 21, but it’s been 9 years since my debut. I think I’ve done well so far, and I have confidence that I can continue to do so. At the same time, I’m impressed with myself." He often talks about acting with close actors, saying, "I used to hear a lot about why I was thinking so hard. I thought about how much meaning I was trying to convey and why I was thinking so much, and I exchanged a lot of such conversations. When viewers and audiences watch, if sincerity isn’t visible, is it good acting? When acting doesn’t go well, I’m often told to go to the market and see how people live." He conveyed gratitude, saying, "This time, Lee Dong-wook said, 'Rowoon, good job in 'Turbulence,' and senior Joo Ji-hoon said, 'You did well, good work.' (Hyung) Bongsik and fellow actors also said, 'You made a good choice' and 'It’s interesting,' and I’m grateful."
Juho from SF9 is set to enlist in the military on November 11, as confirmed by his agency. He has showcased his acting skills in various web dramas and plays, and plans to continue his career as a singer and actor post-service. He assures fans of his commitment to deliver joy and not disappoint them upon his return.
On April 4, Chuu, Lee Dong-whee, and Chang Sung-kyu participated in the '2026 Gwanghwamun Family Festival' held in front of the King Sejong statue in Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul. The event was a collaboration between Lego Korea and the city of Seoul. Additionally, Chuu was seen supporting the Korean team at the WBC in a cute uniform, while Lee Dong-whee and SF9's Chani attended a press screening for the movie 'Method Acting.'
On the afternoon of the 22nd, Lee Jun participated in the ceremonial first pitch at the '2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League' game between LG Twins and Hanwha Eagles held at Seoul's Jamsil Stadium. He also attended the press conference for the drama project 'LOVE: TRACK' and the press call for the musical 'Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight.'
SF9 marks their 10th anniversary with the release of the special album 'About Love' Japan Edition on June 24, 2026, featuring all ballads. The album includes Japanese versions of 'Love Comes Slowly' and 'Fade Into Memories.' A fan meeting titled 'SF9 2026 SPECIAL FANMEETING IN JAPAN -LOVE LOVE LOVE-' will also take place in Osaka and Tokyo.
SF9 held a mini live in Seoul to celebrate their special album 'About Love', performing new songs and sharing personal stories with fans. They honored member Dawon’s return post-military service and reflected on their journey as they approach their 10th anniversary. The event concluded with an encore and a high-touch event, showcasing their dedication to fans and hinting at more activities ahead.
SF9 is set to release their special album 'About Love' on the 25th, marking their 10th anniversary. The recently released prologue video showcases the members expressing the moment love begins, enhancing curiosity about the album's emotional stories. It reflects on the diverse feelings of love over the past decade shared with their fans.
On the afternoon of the 13th, a press screening for the film 'Method Acting' was held at Megabox COEX in Gangnam, Seoul. Attendees included SF9's Chani, Lee Dong-hee, Yoon Kyung-ho, and director Lee Gi-hyuk. Lee Dong-hee is focusing on recovery after an injury during rehearsals for the play 'Turing Machine.'
Yutaeon from SF9 enlisted today, starting basic military training and serving in the military band. He shared a heartfelt message on Instagram and a video for Japanese fans, reflecting on his decade with SF9 and encouraging fans to stay healthy while he serves. His agency announced no public events due to the number of soldiers present.
Yoo Tae Yang of SF9 hosted a special fan meeting on February 28, celebrating his birthday and upcoming military enlistment. The event featured performances, fan interactions, and a birthday celebration, creating lasting memories. Special guests from SF9 joined him, enhancing the emotional experience for fans.
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