'Prostitution Fine' Jina: "Rather than thinking I should do well as before..." Confesses changed mindset

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Singer Jina has confessed to her changed mindset.

On the 13th, Jina posted a message and several photos on her personal account, saying, "It's been a long time. It was truly happy to take photos after such a long time."

The released photos captured Jina smiling brightly.

Jina conveyed, "Rather than thinking I should do well as before, it was a day where I wanted to capture my current self exactly as she is. We will continue our story little by little."

Meanwhile, Jina debuted in the music industry in 2010. Since then, she received great love with hit songs such as "I'll Go Away and Live Well" and "Black & White."

However, she suspended her entertainment activities after being involved in a prostitution case abroad in the United States in March 2016. At the time, she claimed that although she had sexual relations with a man she met through an acquaintance's introduction, it was unrelated to monetary compensation. She also explained that they met as good friends who liked each other. However, the court did not accept this and sentenced her to a fine of 2 million won.

Thereafter, in 2017, Jina clarified the prostitution case as "rumors" through her personal account, saying, "Although I was surrounded by many obstacles, mental pain, and unending rumors, I did not give up thanks to fans who believed in and followed me."

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