What happen to SEVENTEEN S coups?

While engaging in a scheduled event on Wednesday, June 30, S. Coups suffered a fall and hit his right shoulder on the ground and received medical treatment. He sustained additional abrasions and cuts on his right forehead, ear, and chin, and he was treated for those injuries.”

Why did S coups leave SEVENTEEN?

Coups had been in an accident and hence wouldn’t be able to participate in the comeback. He himself felt guilty for not being able to be there for his fans and posted a personal letter apologizing for this mini-hiatus. On June 30, while participating in an event, he fell and hit his right shoulder.

Who left K-pop group SEVENTEEN?

During the hiatus of Seventeen TV, three members left, Dongjin, Doyoon and Mingming (without stated reasons, but possibly a “secret trial” eliminated); there was the entry of a new member, THE8.

Why did Jeonghan go on hiatus?

20 (UPI) — Seventeen member Jeonghan is taking a break from the South Korean boy band due to health issues. Seventeen’s agency, Pledis Entertainment, said in a statement Friday that Jeonghan, 24, will take a temporary hiatus from group activities following a recent visit to the hospital.

What happened Jeonghan 17?

Jeonghan from K-pop boy band Seventeen is taking a break from work activities following health issues. Based on this, we had a serious conversation with Jeonghan and decided to temporarily halt all of his activities until late December,” the statement said.

Who is the leader of SEVENTEEN Kpop?

S.Coups
Unit: Hip-hop Team (Leader) The leader of both SEVENTEEN as a whole and the hip-hop unit, S. Coups shoulders the most responsibility. His leadership strength lies in his ability to find opportunities for all members to shine, sometimes by stepping back himself.

Why did Jun and The8 go back to China?

The agency revealed that the group’s two Chinese members, The8 and Jun, are slated to return to China, where they will stay for the remainder of the year. Pledis explained that this would allow both idols to “resume their work in China that had been postponed by COVID-19”.