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Time of India
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Here's what i-dle's Shuhua revealed about her relationship status!
i-dle's Shuhua recently appeared on the first-ever episode of an online variety show 'Eotteokhaeng' alongside tripleS member Yooyeon. The two were set to travel to Jeju Island, and even though they had not met before, they ended up bonding over traveling. While the topic of discussion was travelling, Shuhua unexpectedly turned the conversation towards her relationship status! While searching for a suitable accommodation that fit their respective preferences, they came across a popular property. The house was featured in the popular dating show 'Transit Love'. Shuhua shares her relationship status Both girls then started talking about the show, with Yooyeon suddenly asking whether the i-dle member would ever wish to participate in a similar show or not. Shuhua's answer to the question sent everybody laughing out loud as she finally revealed her relationship status publicly. The idol called herself 'motae solo,' which translates to 'single since birth'. They then moved on to converse about which shows would be good for the idol to feature on. Yooyeob suggested the name 'Heart Signal', but was immediately shot down by Shuhua, who mentioned that 'flings' were not something she was looking for. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Failsworth: If You Were Born Between 1940-1975 You Could Be Eligible For This Life Cover Reassured Get Quote Undo The tripleS member's next suggestion, 'Singles' Inferno' was met with more enthusiasm than before, however, with a couple of conditions. Shuhua shared that while she could see herself featured on the show, she would like for it to be filmed and held indoors. She shared that she does not want to be in the sun as much as is required of the contestants of the popular dating variety show.
Time of India
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
This Lineup Is Insane_Your Faves Are Hosting the Biggest Asian Music Fest in Taiwan
K-pop Idols Take Over Taiwan's Biggest Stage Imagine your favorite K-pop stars not just performing, but running the whole show! That's exactly what's happening at ACON 2025, the massive Asian music festival set to light up the Rakuten Taoyuan Baseball Stadium in Taiwan this December. The MC lineup? Absolute fire: Lee Jun Young, (G)I-DLE's Shuhua, CRAVITY's Allen, and the rising sensation Kiki Hsu. For fans, this is like getting all your birthday wishes in one go. And get this-these four aren't just random picks. Each one is riding a massive wave of popularity right now. Lee Jun Young is everywhere. Shuhua just helped (G)I-DLE smash records with their latest album, selling over 10.6 lakh copies in just a week. Allen from CRAVITY is topping charts left and right, and Kiki Hsu is the new face everyone's talking about after her killer debut this year. Local Roots, Global Hype What makes this event even more special? Both Shuhua and Allen have deep connections to Taiwan. Shuhua actually went to school in Taoyuan, where the event is happening, and Allen was born in Taipei. So, you can bet they'll be chatting with fans in fluent Mandarin, making the crowd go wild. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Sunteck Launches Windcrest Collection 2 & 3 BHKs from ₹1.27 Cr* Sunteck Sky Park Learn More Undo It's like when your favorite Bollywood star returns to their hometown for a massive concert-pure goosebumps. Kiki Hsu, meanwhile, is proving she's not just a pretty face. After her debut album "UNCUT GEM" dropped in April, she's been everywhere-from college fests to international stages-winning over new fans with every performance. The Hype Is Real-And So Are the Records When the news dropped that Lee Jun Young, Shuhua, Allen, and Kiki Hsu would be hosting ACON 2025, social media basically broke. The event started trending at the top of X (yeah, the app formerly known as Twitter), and even local Taiwanese media couldn't stop talking about it. For Asian pop culture fans, this is the equivalent of Coachella meets Filmfare Awards-except with way more K-pop and way less Bollywood drama. And if you're wondering about the awards show itself, the 10th Anniversary Asia Artist Awards (AAA 2025) will happen the night before at the same stadium, hosted by none other than Junho (the two-time AAA Best Actor winner) and Jang Wonyoung, who's basically K-pop royalty at this point. Why This Hits Different for Us There's something magical about seeing Asian artists get this kind of global love-especially when they bring their roots to the world stage. It's like when a homegrown Indian artist makes it big at an international festival; you feel that pride, that connection, even if you're watching from thousands of kilometers away. For fans in Taiwan, Korea, and honestly all over Asia, ACON 2025 is more than just a concert. It's a celebration of culture, language, and the power of music to bring everyone together. Honestly, if you're a K-pop stan or just love seeing Asian artists shine, this is one event you'll want to keep on your radar. Who knows? Maybe next year, we'll see some of our own stars sharing that stage too.
Time of India
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
I-DLE's Shuhua faces backlash; criticized by fans for ‘lack of communication'—deets 'inside!
I-DLE, who recently rebranded from their old name, (G)I-DLE, have been making headlines for their new image and latest comeback. One of the members, Shuhua, however, has been at the forefront of criticism from fans and netizens alike for not maintaining enough contact with fans in the past few months. Shuhua was called out for not communicating with fans The idol has been under fire recently for not communicating enough with fans. A netizen online pointed out that the idol had last used a paid fan forum platform to post a message to fans on July 25, 2024. Since then, Shuhua had not used any online platform to directly connect with fans. Her latest comment came this year on May 2, 2025, with many fans pointing out how the idol had taken 281 days in total in order to connect with fans directly. Fans also pointed out that while all of the other members of the group had been actively interacting with fans and using their online accounts to share comeback teasers, Shuhua had only used the fan forum platform 10 times in total. Some even pointed out that the members had used the live stream feature to tease the comeback, while Shuhua had posted a message in the middle of the night regarding the comeback. Netizens react to Shuhua's viral behavior After many people started pointing out the idol's actions, K-netizens took to online platforms and fan forums to share their disdain over the idol. One commented, 'She hasn't improved in nearly 10 years. No growth in skills, no better communication. What are people even stanning her for? Living off just her looks for 10 years? That's way too long. There are plenty of alternatives out there, yet fans keep getting played and still stick around…' Another fan commented on the viral post and stated that 'She knows fans are upset; the other members have said stuff, the company's said stuff, and even the staff around her have spoken up, but she deliberately chooses not to communicate. Makes you wonder if she sees fans as complete suckers. LOL.'
Time of India
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
I-DLE's Shuhua almost left the group? Read to find out why she stayed behind
I-DLE's Shuhua recently revealed that she almost made the decision to quit her life with the girl group right before the date for contract renewal. The idol shared how she dealt with her emotions during that time and also what made her stay with her company and her group. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now I-DLE's Shuhua shared how she dealt with emotions after almost leaving the group and agency behind I-DLE recently rebranded themselves and even made a brand-new comeback as well. One of the group's members, Shuhua, recently, while promoting the new album, shared anecdotes from her life as an idol. She even shared how she almost left I-DLE as well as her management agency. The idol also detailed how she even had hired a lawyer to smoothen the process as well. During her appearance at the popular variety show 'Knowing Bros', Shuhua got candid about how I-DLE might have become a four-member group. While talking about company contracts, Super Junior member Heechul made a passing comment about Shuhua's decision to hire a lawyer, saying, 'Surprisingly, even the usually quiet Shuhua hired a lawyer.' Even though comedian Lee Soo Geun replied in a witty manner, saying, 'She must have been preparing to leave,' Shuhua replied in all seriousness that it was her initial plan when the time came to renew their expiring contracts. Shuhua shared that when it came to deciding whether to stay with the company or leave it, Shuhua considered her options heavily and went through a lot of contemplation. It was also one of the reasons why she also hired a lawyer to help in her decision. The idol shared that even though she heavily considered leaving everything behind and starting fresh, it was the thought of leaving her members as well that made her change her mind. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now She shared during the show that 'When I thought of the members, I felt that staying with the team would be the better choice.' Shuhua also shared how to ease her mind; she even had conversations with her fellow members one by one to ensure that she made the right decision. Soyeon also shared her involvement in the matter While talking about contract renewal, Soyeon, the leader of I-DLE, shared with the cast that she was directly involved in making the terms and conditions of their new contracts with their company. She shared during the show that 'I even took the lead in negotiating the finer details. I made a lot of edits to the contract, even down to the word choices.'
Pink Villa
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
I-DLE's Shuhua admits hiring lawyer to leave the group before contract renewal; here's why she stayed
I-DLE's youngest member, Shuhua, has candidly revealed that she was on the brink of leaving both her agency and the group. She shedded light on the emotional rollercoaster that came with their contract renewal process. On the May 24 broadcast of Knowing Bros, all five I-DLE members joined the show as guests. They spoke honestly about the difficult decisions they had to make when their exclusive contracts with Cube Entertainment approached expiration in 2024. While fans had long speculated about the group's future during that time, the latest episode offered a firsthand look at how close I-DLE came to going their separate ways. During the episode, the cast brought up the topic of contract renewals. Super Junior's Heechul made a lighthearted but telling comment, saying, 'Surprisingly, even the usually quiet Shuhua hired a lawyer.' Comedian Lee Soo Geun responded in jest, 'She must have been preparing to leave.' To the surprise of viewers and hosts alike, Shuhua didn't deny it. Instead, she responded with a calm, 'Yes. It's true.' Shuhua went on to explain that she had seriously weighed her options and had mentally prepared herself for the possibility of leaving I-DLE altogether. It wasn't just a matter of parting ways with Cube Entertainment; it was a potential farewell to the team she had debuted with and grown alongside for years. She admitted all this, before sharing what changed her perspective. As quoted by Koreaboo, 'When I thought of the members, I felt that staying with the team would be the better choice,' Shuhua revealed. According to Shuhua, her decision wasn't made overnight. She had one-on-one conversations with each member. Those heart-to-heart talks played a crucial role in helping her find clarity. Leader Soyeon, in particular, stepped in with support that extended far beyond emotional encouragement. She revealed that she took an active role in the contract renewal process, going as far as to review and revise the contract details herself. 'I even took the lead in negotiating the finer details. I made a lot of edits to the contract, even down to the word choices,' Soyeon said. Her leadership and dedication to the group became a major influence in Shuhua's final decision to stay. The trust between the members and their collective desire to move forward as one unit ultimately led to a successful renewal for all five. The contract expiration in 2024 had sparked a wave of rumors and uncertainty among fans. Many speculated that the group might disband or lose members. However, the rumors were finally put to rest when Soyeon announced during I-DLE's acceptance speech at the 2024 Melon Music Awards that all members had renewed their contracts. Following the renewal, the group dropped the stylized parentheses from their original name, transitioning from (G)I-DLE to simply I-DLE. The rebrand symbolized a fresh chapter for the quintet. Thanks to honest communication and shared trust, I-DLE emerged from the crossroads stronger than ever. What could have been the end of an era became the beginning of a new one.
