Kim Hyun Joong joins other Korean stars who recieved March enlistment notices, but the singer-actor is still deciding what to do.

Kim Hyun Joong, a popular Hallyu star and member of on-hiatus idol group SS501, received his military draft enlistment notice from the Korean military for the end of March. However, due to personal reasons Kim and his agency are looking into postponing his enlistment for the second time.

KeyEast, Kim's entertainment agency, told Korean outlet Newsen that the star "received a draft notice for March 31. However, we're currently deciding whether to enlist on that day or request postponement [of the draft.]"

The star had originally received an enlistment draft notice for October 7, 2015, but postponed that notice due to his concert tour, "Fantasy."

The K-Pop Herald reported a KeyEast official saying that Kim is considering postponing the date "due to his personal circumstances."

Kim's personal life made headlines after it was reported that his ex-girlfriend, known to the media by her surname Choi, was pregnant with his child. The two had previously gained attention after Choi brought violence charges against Kim in 2014.

The pregnancy and rumors of marriage, as well as personal messages between Kim and Choi, became hot topics in February.

KeyEast's representative added that Kim plans on keeping a low profile and has no plans of making his decision regarding enlistment public.

Kim Hyun Joong's March 31 enlistment date is the same day that several other Korean celebrities are enlisting in the military. Super Junior's Sungmin, JYJ's Kim Jaejoong, and actor Choi Jin Hyuk will all begin their military service on March 31. Sungmin's fellow super Junior member Shindong will enlist a few days before, on March 24.

All South Korean able-bodied men are required to serve a minimum of 21 months in the Korean military, as South Korea is still at war with North Korea.