
JO1 member Oohira Shosei's two-timing dating suspicion has been reported, and it has become a topic of discussion in Korea as a 'shocking two-timing scandal with a girl group.' According to the content released today (15th) by Bunshun Online, Oohira Shosei was dating a general woman while also in a two-timing relationship with ME:I member Iida Shizuki, who is a junior group under JO1. Just before the report, the affiliated agency LAPONE Entertainment announced on its official website that Oohira Shosei would be on hiatus. 'We have discovered an incident that violates our regulations,' they stated, adding that they perceive it as a serious act contrary to the expectations of fans and have urged the individual to reflect deeply and take time to reconsider his actions. Similarly, LAPONE GIRLS, to which ME:I belongs, also announced Iida Shizuki's hiatus, stating, 'We perceive it as a serious act contrary to the expectations of fans and have urged the individual to reflect deeply and take time to reconsider their actions.' Currently, various media in Korea are reporting on the 'shocking two-timing scandal of an idol from Produce,' 'two-timing suspicions involving JO1 and ME:I members,' and 'both parties announcing a suspension of activities.' The fact that both JO1 and ME:I are artists under LAPONE Entertainment, co-founded by CJ ENM and Yoshimoto Kogyo, is also one reason for the attention. Korean netizens have expressed comments such as, 'Both of them were on Japan's PRODUCE, right?' 'Office romance...,' 'It's shocking that they tried to resolve it with money,' and 'Thinking about the feelings of the woman who was dating without knowing about the two-timing is heartbreaking,' and there is significant attention on future developments.
Korean skincare brand Dr.G, founded by a dermatologist, releases a new visual series with JO1's Keigo Sato. The series features their hydrating products, including the Red Blemish Clear Soothing Cream and Hyalu-Cica Soothing Serum, designed to enhance skin health and provide moisture. A pop-up event will be held from May 20-26, 2026, at NEDALI TOKYO, showcasing these products and exclusive content.
Yoshio Ohira from JO1 has announced his departure from the group and the end of his management contract with LAPONE Entertainment. He expressed deep regret for any inconvenience caused to fans and colleagues, reflecting on his personal growth during a six-month hiatus. He thanked fans for their support over the years and promised to cherish his experiences with JO1.
KCON LA 2026 will take place from August 14-16, featuring stars like Park Eun-bin, Lee Jun-young, and Evan. The event will include performances from multiple artists, showcasing the vibrant K-culture and expanding its global reach. CJ ENM aims to provide diverse experiences and highlight the latest trends in Korean culture and lifestyle.
The collaboration between Japanese and Korean artists is on the rise, with many Japanese artists gaining fame through appearances on Korean music shows like 'M COUNTDOWN'. Notable mentions include CUTIE STREET, Snow Man, and YOASOBI, who have successfully engaged with Korean audiences and expanded their presence in the K-pop scene.
The collaboration between Japanese and Korean artists is on the rise, with many Japanese artists gaining fame through appearances on Korean music shows like 'M COUNTDOWN'. Notable mentions include CUTIE STREET, Snow Man, and YOASOBI, who have successfully engaged with Korean audiences and expanded their presence in the K-pop scene.
Kstyle, in collaboration with IDOLCHAMP, launched its first visual ranking, with &TEAM's K winning the 20s category. Other popular idols like ALPHA DRIVE ONE's Kim Jun-soo and n.SSign's Kazuta also made the list, showcasing the rising stars of K-POP. Voting for the next ranking opens on January 26, 2026.
BTS made a full comeback, wearing blue SWIM jumpers that sparked a wave of dance challenge videos from HYBE artists. Notable performances include SEVENTEEN's Hoshi in military attire, TOMORROW X TOGETHER showcasing their choreography, and ENHYPEN's Jay and Sunu's creative skit. Other idols also joined in, creating a buzz with their own videos.
ME:I's members MIU, AYANE, and TSUZUMI released a special cover of 'Golden' (Japanese Ver.) on the 17th. The cover, filmed in a recording studio, highlights their individual vocal strengths and deep respect for the song. Each member shared their excitement and challenges during the recording process, emphasizing their passion for music.
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