DAWN openly shares his views on relationships in a recent TV appearance, emphasizing that once a relationship ends, it's truly over for him.
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Singer DAWN (formerly of PENTAGON, known as Idon) spoke frankly about his views on love. He appeared as a guest in episodes 6 and 7 of the recently released TVING original "Switch Love 4". He chose "Switch Love 4" as his first program after discharge from the military. When Lee Yong-jin asked, "Did the production team offer you since the last season?" DAWN replied, "During season 3, I was not in a situation where I could do anything." Lee Yong-jin then asked, "Given the nature of the program, it's okay to meet new people or reconcile, but which side do you think you are on?" DAWN honestly confessed, "I have never contacted them. Even if they contacted me, I never replied. I can't understand that. Once it's over, it's over. Even if we meet again, I've already given up once, so I think I would feel the same way again." Lee Yong-jin interpreted a female participant's tears as being painful to see an ex getting close to someone else and asked DAWN, "Do you understand that feeling?" DAWN responded, "I think I can understand it a little," and smiled. He broke up with Kim HyunA after six years of dating in November 2022. After that, Kim HyunA married former Highlight member Yong Jun-hyung in October last year.
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