'Drunk Driving and Assault' Kang In Returns to Public Eye After 7 Years.. A Slightly Nervous Expression [Star Issue]

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Singer Kang In, formerly of the group Super Junior, made his first appearance at a domestic official event in about seven years.

On the 4th, Kang In attended the 'GREEDILOUS' fashion show at Seoul Songpa-gu Lotte World Tower's World Park as part of the 2027 S/S Seoul Fashion Week.

That day, Kang In appeared on the event's photo wall and stood before reporters. With a somewhat nervous expression, he greeted the cameras and posed in various ways, including making heart shapes with his hands, for photos.

After the event, he also shared a video of himself on social media. Additionally, Fly to the Sky member and broadcaster Brian posted a photo taken with Kang In, drawing attention. Brian commented, "I don't get to see you often, but it's great to see familiar faces at events like this," while tagging Kang In.

Kang In's appearance at a domestic official event comes about seven years after he left Super Junior in 2019. He had previously been involved in an assault incident in 2009, followed by a hit-and-run accident while driving under the influence later that same year, which caused public controversy.

Although he resumed activities afterward, he was again involved in a drunk-driving incident in 2016 and subsequently left Super Junior. After spending time in self-reflection, he made efforts to return to domestic activities, but his comeback proved difficult amidst cold public sentiment.

However, in April of this year, he released the digital single 'LOVE IS PAIN,' resuming music activities domestically.

In November last year, he held his first solo overseas fan meeting tour titled 'STUNNING TOGETHER.' Starting with Manila, Philippines, he has continued to meet fans across Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Mexico City, Mexico; Lima, Peru; Santiago, Chile; and Shanghai, China.

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