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These K-Pop Idols Will Be Coming Back From The Military This Year 2022
With military obligation being obligatory in Korea for each male resident before their 30s, idols are no special case except if they have a valid explanation that exempts them. Consistently, some join the military while others are going to be released. This year is the same since numerous idols are supposed to return in the final part of 2022 in the wake of finishing their service, which normally endures something like a year and a half, plus or minus.
On the off chance that you’re not exceptional, the following are 10 K-pop idols who will be getting back from the military this year.
- Teen Top’s Ricky
The group’s lead dancer joined the military on January 18, 2021. In the wake of finishing his fundamental military training, he presented with the military band. He is supposed to be released at some point in July 2022.
- The Rose’s Hajoon
The band’s drummer and rapper have been serving in the military since October 12, 2020. He joined the Air Force military band and is set to finish up his service in July 2022.
- Block B’s Park Kyung
At the first beginning, of his military duty on October 19, 2022, Park Kyung’s release date was deferred. This unexpected change is because of his health, which led to changing his role from an active duty soldier to a public service worker.
- The Rose’s Jaehyung
Filling in as The Rose’s bassist, visual, and maknae, Jaehyung is the band’s last member to have begun his military obligations on November 9, 2020. He is set to be released in August 2022.
- INFINITE’s ‘ L (Kim Myung Soo)
On February 22, 2021, Kim Myung Soo affirmed through his agency that he started his military assistance that very day. In the wake of finishing his five-week essential training, he completed his service as an active soldier in the Marine Corps. He was essential for the cast of “Meissa’s Song,” a military musical. He will be released in August 2022.
- PENTAGON’s Hui
The group’s leader began his required military journey on February 18, 2021. To accept his fundamental military training, he joined the Nonsan Army Recruit Training Center in South Chungcheong Province. He ought to complete his service by November 2022.
- EXO’s Chanyeol
Chanyeol started his four-week military training on March 29, 2021. He was assigned to a unit to act as an active-duty soldier. He joined the cast of the military musical”Meissa’s Song,” where he assumed the fundamental part. He will be released in late September 2022.
- DAY6’s Sungjin
Sungjin’s military enlistment news was dropped unexpectedly. On March 8, 2021, he held a V LIVE broadcast to share the news to his fans and show his buzz cut. He should return toward the beginning of September 2022.
- Teen Top’s C.A.P
On May 10, C.A.P joined the military while keeping the area and time hidden. He is the third Teen Top member to enroll with his release date being toward the beginning of November 2022.
- SHINee’s Taemin
SHINee’s most youthful member joined the military keep going year on May 31 and officially served in the military band following his fundamental training. Notwithstanding, Taemin experienced extreme symptoms of anxiety and depression that forced his exchange on January 14, 2022, to public service to proceed with his military obligations. His release is normal in November 2022.
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