Han Seo-hee to make music debut next year

Heidi Hsia

Updated 27 September 2017 at 11:12 pm

28 Sep - Han Seo-hee, the K-pop trainee who is infamous for her involvement in Big Bang's T.O.P's marijuana case, recently revealed that she is making her showbiz debut soon.

As reported on Chosunilbo, the starlet who announced the news on Instagram recently, shared that she will be part of a four-member girl band that will be launched in January next year.

"I decided to give it a try because I will still be blamed even if I keep quiet," she said about her debut.

However, Han said that she is unsure about her group's concept, although admitted that it would be hypocritical for her to appear with an innocent concept in the likes of Lovelyz and Apink.

In a different Instagram post, Han denied that she will be making her debut through Maroo Entertainment as previously speculated, and slammed her critics for calling her a pathological liar, after the agency denied that they are involved in her debut.

(Photo Source: allkpop.com)

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