Renowned singer Sunmi has recently garnered attention for reflecting on her tenure as a member of the iconic group Wonder Girls.

The revelation unfolded during an appearance on the YouTube channel 'Pisik University,' where Sunmi featured as a guest in a video titled 'Continuously Asking Sunmi,' posted on the 15th.

Sunmi's Exclusive Interview: Insights on Wonder Girls, Marriage Updates, and the American Adventure

During the interview, Sunmi, displaying her fluent English skills, shared updates on the current status of her former Wonder Girls bandmates.

"I still maintain strong connections with the Wonder Girls members. Sunye and Hyerim are now married, and Yubin has ventured into business. Sohee, Yeeun, and I remain single," Sunmi disclosed.

Addressing her time working in the United States, Sunmi recollected a past interview where she received advice about leaving for a distant location at the end of 2008.

"At that time, JYP had a grand vision, akin to yours. We collectively agreed, leading to our journey to America. As the opening act for the Jonas Brothers, I had the opportunity to tour various cities," Sunmi explained.

Sunmi's Heartfelt Apology: Deep Remorse for Wonder Girls Colleagues' Dedication

Reflecting on her decision to take a break during that period, Sunmi confessed, "I believed I needed a hiatus. Consequently, I returned to Korea, dedicating myself to rigorous study.

Originally intending a brief respite followed by a return to Wonder Girls, I debuted as a solo artist with 'Full Moon' and later rejoined the group. That's how my journey unfolded."

Expressing remorse, Sunmi apologized to her Wonder Girls colleagues, acknowledging their dedicated efforts on her behalf.

"Our members worked tirelessly for me, and I feel a deep sense of regret for that," she expressed.

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Wonder Girls' Musical Journey: From Chart-Toppers to the U.S. Breakthrough and Sunmi's Solo Triumphs

Responses from netizens were varied, with some acknowledging the challenges faced by Wonder Girls during their venture to the United States.

Others suggested that focusing on promotions in Korea might have been a better strategy. The overall sentiment was empathetic, recognizing the hardships the group endured during that period.

Wonder Girls, after debuting in February 2007 with 'Irony,' became a national girl group with consecutive hits like 'Tell Me,' 'So Hot,' and 'Nobody.'

In 2008, they entered the US market and achieved a notable ranking of 76th on the 'HOT 100' main single chart with 'Nobody.' Following their official disbandment in 2017, Sunmi has pursued a successful solo career.

Where is Wonder Girls Now? The First-Ever K-pop Group to Debut on Billboard Hot 100\

Meanwhile, Either you're a K-pop fan or not, you might have at least heard the song with the lyrics, "I want nobody, nobody but you. I want nobody, nobody but you."

The people who sung this track are called Wonder Girls, the first girl group formed by JYP Entertainment. They are considered one of the most successful female groups of their generation, alongside 2NE1 and Girls' Generation.

Not to mention, Wonder Girls' "Nobody" debuted at No. 76 on Billboard Hot 100, becoming the first song by a Korean artist to enter the chart in history.

Wonder Girls made their debut in the K-pop scene in 2007 and after 10 long years of activity, they eventually disbanded after some members decided not to renew their contracts with JYP Entertainment.

Since that it has been four years since their disbandment, where are Wonder Girls members now? If you would like to find out, keep on reading! 

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Madison Cullen wrote this.