ZE:A

Kim Dong-jun, the singer and actor, has signed with GOLDEN MOON Entertainment, expressing excitement for new opportunities in his career. The agency, led by his long-time supporter, will help him excel in acting, music, and variety shows. Kim aims to showcase his passion and talent across multiple fields, including upcoming performances in the Philippines and Taipei.

ZE:A's Junyoung, getting married in September, warns against online defamation, plans to take strong action against false information spreaders, and requests corrections for false information. He also shares his love for his partner and their successful business.

ZE:A's Junyoung is getting married to an older industry colleague, expressing love and trust. He appeals to ZE:A members and tags acquaintances to keep their promise about the wedding gift. LAKE Entertainment, which he heads, also announces the marriage.

ZE:A's Taeheon recently announced on Instagram that he has become the president of a Chinese restaurant, after previously revealing his difficult situation and working as a logistics center employee and yakiniku restaurant manager. Fans are supporting his success.

Park Hyung-sik, who sold out the Japan fan meeting for the first time in about 7 years, announces an emergency Japan event in April to commemorate the opening of the official fan club in Japan, with 3 days of performances in Osaka and Chiba. Keep an eye on him!

ZE:A's Park Hyungsik appeared on "Careet" to discuss Guanhi's desire for plastic surgery, their friendship, and preferences among ZE:A members. He also opened up about his exhaustion from meeting Guanhi. Videos available.

Celebrities are now openly admitting to plastic surgery, a change from the past when they were worried about exposing pre-debut photos. This includes stars like Pek Chiyon, who recently confessed to undergoing plastic surgery on her YouTube channel.

Park Hyungsik expressed love for ZE:A members on "SALON DRIP 2," highlighting their enduring friendship, pride in each other's achievements, and the difficulty of meeting frequently due to busy schedules.