Singer G.NA has shared an update on her life as she resumes activities 10 years after the controversy involving a fine for prostitution.
On the 18th, G.NA caught fans’ attention with a video of her singing in her car, enjoying music for the first time in a long while.
G.NA shared, “Singing is one of the happiest parts of my life. I had forgotten what that felt like for a long time, but music is slowly bringing me back to myself.”
She continued, “I still have so much I want to say. Maybe one day I’ll finally be able to share my full story. Until then, I will continue to sing honestly.”
She also expressed her gratitude to the fans who still support her, saying, “Thank you for listening to my story and staying by my side.”
G.NA debuted in 2010 and received immense love for numerous hit songs, including “I’ll Be Gone, Live Well” and “Black & White.”
However, she halted her activities in 2016 after being sentenced to a 2 million won fine on charges of overseas prostitution. At the time, G.NA’s side denied the charges, and there was controversy involving a Korean-American businessman who was her partner.
Since then, she has settled and lived in Canada, resuming her social media activity last year to communicate with her fans.
