K-pop boy band GOT7’s Park Jinyoung, 28, will be enlisting in the Korean military in May, his agency announced. ManilaBulletin READ:
“Park Jinyoung, an artist under our agency, will receive basic military training at the training center on May 8 and will fulfill his military duty as an active duty soldier," said BH Entertainment.Born in 1994, he is the second member of GOT7 to serve in the military after Jay B.“It's gotten a lot warmer. Are you all doing well? You were surprised to hear about my enlistment, right? As disclosed, I will join the military on May 8 to fulfill my national defense duty,” he said.
He added, “I'm sure everyone is worried, but I think I've gotten calmer and more reassured after meeting you. So, thinking about you, I promise you that I will be healthy, experience many things, and return as a better person.”Last February, he visited the Philippines and held his “Rendezvous: 2023 Park Jin-young Fan Concert in Manila.”related stories
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