Girls' Generation member Tiffany talked about the group's possible comeback.

On July 21st, Tiffany was interviewed on JTBC's "Newsroom."

Talking about the musical "Chicago," Tiffany said, "This time, the choreography was about finding your 'doll face.' They told me to be more restrained, glamorous, and to smile more. I practiced many different expressions."

She also said the audience might find it hard to accept idols as actors. Tiffany said, "It's understandable and takes time. Girls' Generation wasn’t recognized right away; time proved our worth. This is my second time playing Roxie. I will prove myself slowly over time."

Since her time with Girls' Generation, Tiffany has tried many new things, including working in the U.S. She said, "I'm looking for deeper stories and reasons. I always ask why I want to sing and dance, and I want to prove it to myself. When I was young, movies, musicals, and songs comforted me. I want to give that comfort to someone else."

Talking about Girls' Generation, she said, "Our support for each other over the past 17 years hasn’t changed. We’ve known each other for over 20 years, and I’m grateful for our bond."

When will Girls' Generation be back on stage? Tiffany said, "If there's a good stage and timing, we think about the impact we can have on our juniors and today's girls. We want to come back with more thought and responsibility. So, if the opportunity and message are right, I would want to go back right away."

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Former BTOB member Jung Ilhoon has shared his thoughts on returning to the music scene after a five-year hiatus.

On November 24, Jung Ilhoon announced his comeback through Instagram, revealing his new single, Lullaby.

He expressed his gratitude, writing, “It’s been a while, but I’m happy to greet you with the single Lullaby. Thank you to the fans who supported me during this long wait, and I’m also grateful to everyone who helped me along the way.”

He also reflected on the emotional significance of his return, saying, “This feels like a moment we both dreamed of—fans and I alike—which makes it especially meaningful. I hope you’ll continue to support me as I move forward.”

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Jung Ilhoon first debuted with BTOB in 2012 and gained recognition for his talent as a rapper and songwriter. However, in 2020, he left the group after admitting to charges of habitual marijuana use.

Initially sentenced to two years in prison, his sentence was later reduced to a suspended sentence of three years during an appeal, allowing for his release.

Following the incident, he publicly apologized, saying, “I deeply regret the harm I caused to society and the disappointment I brought to those who trusted me. I promise to live righteously and not bring pain to anyone again.”

Fans are now eagerly awaiting Ilhoon’s new single, Lullaby, marking his first step back into the music world.

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