Dawn and hyuna

The pair also shared a close-up video of Dawn’s hand wrapping around HyunA’s as they both wear both sets of rings. HyunA and Dawn, both known for their colorful and eccentric style, also displayed their tattoos and manicures in the video. Among others, we can see HyunA’s tulip tattoo and Dawn’s strawberry tattoo, which they both have in the same spot on their index fingers. As far as the nails go, Dawn wore a clear polish with silver embellishments while HyunA had a holographic set that changes colors in the light.

Another Twitter user explained how vulnerable their relationship was and wrote, "This is what happens when you're in a long-term relationship, you love each other, hate each other and you don't want them to leave you." The third Twitter user explained the intensity of the couple's relationship and wrote, "They almost sacrificed their careers for each other. They deserve to be together Fait in love restored with respect." The fourth Twitter user wrote, "Oh my gosh I am soooo happy, never thought I'd care this much about the relationship of strangers but I got so invested in the Hyuna & Dawn love story!" real love always comes back 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ — ✧ (@lqveskitzy) Why did Hyuna and DAWN breakup? Earlier, DAWN and HyunA confirmed their breakup after being each others' support system for six years of dating and an engagement. On Instagram, the former 4Minute member declared, "We split up. We've decided to work together and be great friends. I want to thank you all for being so understanding with us," as reported by After announcing their relationship in August 2018, the couple was one of the few K-pop couples to date in the public eye. After five years of dating, the couple announced their engagement in February. The two began dating in May 2016. The first and only duet album by HyunA and DAWN, who are both signed to PSY's record label P NATION, was released in September 2021 and was titled "1+1=1." CUBE Entertainment terminated its contract with HyunA on October 15 of last year, an...

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Kim Hyojong, known by his stage name Dawn, is done with the spectacle. In the music video for his confessional new single “Dear My Light,” wisps of smoke efface the K-pop star, and a media circus confronts his anonymous silhouette. It’s a powerful statement from an artist whose private life has been broadcast everywhere online for the past year. That’s not to say his songwriting isn’t personal. He’s just being intentional with how it’s packaged. “Even if there’s something I want to hide in my life,” Dawn says over a video call, “whether I share it or not is up to the music.” Form is everything to him, and the acoustic “Dear My Light” is first and foremost a letter. The subject remains nameless, though its addressee would be immediately obvious to even a casual K-pop listener. Now, at his new creative home AT AREA, Dawn is ready to start fresh — but “Dear My Light,” his reentry into the K-pop scene, isn’t tinged with regret as you might expect. It’s defined by its gratitude and grace. Ahead of its release on April 13, Dawn spoke to Teen Vogue about stepping into the spotlight alone and being understood by the ones who matter most. Teen Vogue: “Dear My Light” is your most personal, raw single to date. What made it feel like this was the right next step for you? Dawn: Well, it is what I’m experiencing right now. I just so happened to also meet and find a new family in AT AREA. In our conversations, the idea of wanting to put sincerity in music came up often, which is how this...