HOSHI

Controversy arises after a military officer asked SEVENTEEN's Woozi, a trainee, to introduce a wedding singer. The military states it was a voluntary act, but critics argue it's inappropriate for officers to make such requests of trainees. Woozi is now serving as an assistant instructor in the same unit as the officer.

SEVENTEEN's world tour finale in Fukuoka on December 20-21 was a grand success, attracting around 420,000 fans. The concert featured energetic performances of new songs, heartfelt interactions with fans, and a surprise announcement about their upcoming song for 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON'.

The Blu-ray and digital code for SEVENTEEN's fan meeting 'HOLIDAY', held in Japan, will be released in January 2026. It includes 20 performances, special games, and highlights from all five shows. Pre-orders begin on November 19, 2025, with a price of 9,900 yen. Check various retailers for details.

Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has released a new song titled 'Fallen Superstar' along with a music video. This marks his first English solo track, featuring a story of two wounded individuals finding warmth in each other's flaws. The song combines fast-paced drums with lyrical guitar sounds, showcasing Hoshi's delicate vocals. The music video visually represents the song's themes of love and downfall. Hoshi continues to expand his musical spectrum with various solo works, following the success of his previous surprise release, 'TAKE A SHOT.'

Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has successfully completed his basic military training and expressed heartfelt thanks to fans for their support. He shared his experiences on Weverse, highlighting the impact of fan letters. Hoshi will continue his service in the army while engaging in charitable activities, including a donation for a school in Zambia.

On the afternoon of the 29th, NCT's Ten arrived in Korea via Incheon International Airport after finishing an overseas schedule. He recently completed his first solo tour in Japan, where he was moved to tears during a surprise at the Shibuya concert, stating, 'The first chapter of my solo activities has ended.'

Hoshi of SEVENTEEN revealed his final photoshoot before military enlistment in the October issue of 'Allure Korea.' He displayed his fashionista side and shared insights about his music passion, emphasizing the importance of connecting with fans. His solo song 'TAKE A SHOT' has also gained popularity. More content can be found in the magazine and online.

SEVENTEEN members bid farewell to Woozi and Hoshi as they enlist in the army. They shared heartfelt messages and videos, emphasizing the importance of health and well-being. The group posted a memorable photo and a video of members caring for Woozi's shaved head, wishing them well on their journey.

Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has donated 100 million won to build new classrooms at a public school in Zambia, helping around 350 students. He aims to provide a stable educational environment for children to nurture their dreams. Hoshi has a history of charitable contributions, including previous donations for educational improvements in Laos and is actively involved in social contributions as part of SEVENTEEN, which has also been recognized for its philanthropic efforts.

Hoshi of SEVENTEEN has enlisted as an active-duty soldier, sharing moments with fans and releasing his new song 'TAKE A SHOT'. He expressed his feelings on Weverse, encouraging fans not to be sad and promising to return as a cool soldier. His enlistment follows fellow member Woozi, who enlisted a day earlier.