In Korea, there is significant buzz surrounding TWICE member Jeongyeon's recent agency change and her older sister, actress Gong Seungyeon. Jeongyeon's decision to join Baro Entertainment, the same agency as her sister, has garnered attention, especially after the sisters' first-ever joint photoshoot for Harper's Bazaar Korea, which highlighted their close bond and individual careers.
Jeongyeon departed JYP Entertainment after 11 years, expressing mixed feelings of fear and courage in a handwritten letter. Her sister, Gong Seungyeon, a seasoned actress known for roles in dramas like 'Bulgasal' and 'The First Responders,' and films such as 'Aloners' (for which she received New Actress awards), played a supportive role during Jeongyeon's past health struggles with Cushing's syndrome in 2020. This personal history adds depth to Jeongyeon's choice to join her sister's company, which has confirmed support for her continued TWICE activities and new acting ventures, including the movie 'New Recruit: The Movie.'
Local bloggers and fans have noted a distinct change in Jeongyeon's demeanor in recent Instagram posts, describing her as appearing calmer and having found her own pace since the agency move. While many fans expressed support for her new beginning and trust in her sister's agency, some also voiced concerns about its potential impact on her group activities. Despite varied reactions, the overall impression is one of anticipation for Jeongyeon's evolving career path alongside her sister.
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