TWICE's Chaeyoung and Zion.T deny breakup rumors, affirm relationship
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Girl group TWICE member Chaeyoung and singer Zion.T have denied rumors of their breakup, stating they are still in a good relationship.
- The couple, who confirmed their relationship two years ago, addressed reports claiming they had parted ways.
- Their agencies issued a strong warning against spreading false information and vowed legal action against malicious posts.
Rumors circulating about the breakup of K-pop star Chaeyoung of TWICE and singer Zion.T have been firmly denied by both artists' representatives. The couple, who publicly confirmed their relationship approximately two years ago, addressed recent media reports suggesting they had ended their romantic involvement.
Following the emergence of breakup claims, initial statements from both sides indicated difficulty in confirming personal matters. However, subsequent official statements clarified the situation. "After confirming with the artists themselves, the two are still maintaining a good relationship and continuing their beautiful relationship," stated their agencies.
After confirming with the artists themselves, the two are still maintaining a good relationship and continuing their beautiful relationship.
The agencies also issued a stern warning against the spread of unsubstantiated rumors and malicious content. They emphasized their commitment to monitoring the situation and taking legal action against any further defamation or dissemination of false information that could harm the artists' reputations. Chaeyoung and Zion.T publicly acknowledged their relationship in April 2024.
We will continue to monitor and take legal action against any acts that harm the artist's reputation due to baseless speculative articles, false information, or malicious posts.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.