In 2020 some idols this year have made some shocking and sad reveals. And it has been filled with crazy K-Pop stories.

Here’s a list of 4 surprising confessions made by K-Pop idols this year that will break your heart.

1. Sally revealing what happened with gugudan
   During an interview with a Chinese media outlet, Sally revealed that Jellyfish Entertainment (gugudan’s agency) kicked her out of the dorm and told her to never return.

Sally also revealed that the other members were told to pack up their things and leave their dorm. While some of the members tried to resist, they were ultimately unsuccessful.

2. Former AOA member Mina revealing that Jimin bullied her
   Former AOA member Mina made multiple posts on her Instagram detailing how Jimin bullied her during her time in AOA and that she attempted to take her own life.

Jimin responded to Mina’s claims by calling them “fiction“.

However, Mina then refuted by talking about how much trauma Jimin caused her.

Netizens were incredibly upset when Mina revealed this, and Jimin’s image took quite a hit. It was later announced that Jimin had left AOA and retired from the entertainment industry.

3. Oh My Girl confessing that they almost disbanded in 2017
   In an interview with Marie Claire, members of Oh My Girl Seunghee and Binnie revealed that they were told in 2017 that they would disband if the album they were preparing for at the time didn’t do well.

Thankfully, the album they released performed well, and the group’s popularity has only soared throughout the years.

4. Former U-KISS member Alexander revealing why he “left” the group in 2011
   Former U-KISS member Alexander recently revealed why he “left” the group during an interview with YouTube channel JAYKEEOUT x VWVB. He revealed that one day, his agency suggested that he should leave the group.

Not only that, but an employee at the agency even tried to give Alexander a reason why he should leave the group.

“An employee told me, ‘Think about it, Alexander. Where do you think you rank in terms of popularity in Korea? You’re not popular.’ I was young at the time, so I just agreed.”

Alexander ended up leaving U-KISS and the agency on good terms, but the agency lied to the public about the reason why he left.