Taeyeon heralded a comeback with Girls' Generation as a whole.

On March 15, Taeyeon communicated with fans through a video call fan signing event to commemorate the release of her 3rd album 'INVU'.

It was a non-face-to-face fan signing event in the form of a one-on-one video call.

On this day, fans poured out questions they had been curious about for Taeyeon.

Among them, the question that drew the most attention was the story of Girls' Generation's full comeback.

One fan asked Taeyeon, "This year is Girls' Generation's 15th anniversary. Can you see Girls' Generation's comeback this year?"

Then Taeyeon said, "Maybe it can. Please look forward to it a lot."

At the announcement of Girls' Generation's comeback, the fans were delighted, saying, "Really? I'm looking forward to it."

The video of their conversation spread through various social media and online communities. Netizens who saw this showed reactions such as "If Taeyeon said it directly, the credibility is high" and "This year, it will be unconditional."

Meanwhile, Girls' Generation stopped their activities after the 6th full-length album 'Holiday Night', which was released in August 2017.

Girls' Generation, which debuted in 2007 with 'Into The New World' and celebrated their 15th anniversary this year, is paying attention to whether or not they will be able to stand in front of fans with a comeback as a full group after 5 years.

Kim Jaejoong, the famous singer and businessman, recently revealed that he was the victim of a hacking incident involving his Kakao Pay account, raising concerns about his financial safety.

On May 7, the star shared his experience with fans via the official fan platform From, explaining that his Kakao Pay account was hacked and the password was changed without his permission. As a result, Kim Jaejoong was locked out of his account and couldn’t access any of his information, which made the situation even more difficult to handle.

He expressed frustration over the customer service process, sharing that he had contacted support multiple times for help. Despite talking to a representative for over an hour, the issue wasn’t resolved. Kim Jaejoong pointed out a flaw in the system: “The hacker changed the password, so why do I, the victim, have to prove everything?”

Things only got worse when he was told he would be connected to another representative, only for it to be the same department. He admitted, “I was mentally crushed” after realizing the lack of progress. While he acknowledged that the customer service staff was working hard, he couldn’t help but feel that the system was too weak to handle such incidents.

Fortunately, after two days of struggle, the situation was finally resolved. Kim Jae Joong confirmed that his account was closed and deleted, and luckily, no financial loss occurred. “It was truly a terrifying day,” he shared, relieved that the problem was fixed.

Despite the scary experience, Kim Jaejoong continues to thrive in other areas of his career. In 2023, he co-founded iNKODE Entertainment, a company where he works as a producer and businessman. iNKODE Entertainment currently manages artists like Oh Ji Yul, Jung Si Hyun, Lee Ji Hoon, and others. Kim Jae joong also launched the 7-member girl group Say My Name last year.

Even though he’s facing challenges, Kim Jaejoong’s career remains strong, and he’s taking steps to ensure this type of situation doesn’t happen again.

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