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Red Velvet Member Joy Is Taking a Break for Health Reasons, Agency Issues Statement

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Joy is taking a break. The 26-year-old Red Velvet girl group member and South Korean singer is pausing activities for her health, her agency SM Entertainment confirmed on Wednesday (August 26). “Hello.

We would like to inform you about Red Velvet member Joy’s health status and her participation in future scheduled activities,” the statement from SM began, via Soompi. Keep reading to find out more…Joy recently visited a hospital due to her poor health condition, and after consultation and examination, the medical staff advised that she needs treatment and rest,” the statement continues. “Accordingly, Joy plans to take a break from participating in her scheduled activities for the time being and focus on recovering her health condition.

We apologize to fans for causing concern, and we ask for the generous understanding of fans that this decision was made after thorough discussion for the sake of Joy’s health. “We will do our best so that Joy can greet fans in good health again, and we will inform you as soon as Joy’s resumption of activities is decided.

Thank you,” the statement concludes. We are wishing the best to Joy in her recovery. Find out which K-pop groups have sadly disbanded in 2023.

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