'Fine for Prostitution' Too Much, Regrets World Cup: "Korean Soccer Team Makes Me Sad... Still, Glad Canada Advanced"

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Singer Jina expressed her excitement upon returning to activity after a 10-year hiatus.

On the 29th, Jina posted a lengthy message on her account, saying, "The twist is... happiness was not necessarily hidden in a huge moment like a grand 'comeback'."

She shared her thoughts: "(Happiness) was in a bubble bath, in the nights watching soccer, in the time spent with my mom, in the moments riding in the car with our dog, in the moments of trying on clothes I had forgotten for a while, in times laughing a lot over trivial things, and in moments where I slowly began to feel like myself again."

She continued, "Of course, thinking about the Korean soccer team still makes me a bit sad... but I'm still finding small joys in Canada advancing. I think I used to believe that something big was needed to move forward for a long time."

Jina added, "But these days, I feel like learning how to enjoy life again was the priority. I'm not chasing the past, nor am I trying to recreate something exactly as it was. I'm just making music, sharing pieces of my journey, and slowly enjoying the process itself. Life isn't perfect, but these days, really... it's quite good."

On the 23rd, Jina had announced her comeback, stating, "With the results of all votes tallied, it seems the first remake has been officially decided," alongside the release of a remake of her debut song "I'll Go Away and Live Well."

While actively working as a solo singer, Jina was sentenced to a fine of 2 million won in 2016 over allegations of prostitution abroad and ceased activities. At the time, Jina's side denied the allegations, stating she had met a "Korean-American businessman with whom she had a mutual attraction." Jina subsequently headed to Canada.

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