Is TWICE’s Nayeon gearing up for a solo comeback 2 years after debut album? Here's what we know

Nayeon of TWICE is currently working on a solo album, JYP Entertainment has confirmed (Image source: X / The Seoul Story @theseoulstory)

TWICE's Nayeon is gearing up for an exciting solo comeback, slated for June, marking two years since her debut album's release. The news of Nayeon's solo venture has sparked anticipation and excitement among fans, who eagerly await her return to the spotlight outside of TWICE's group activities.

Nayeon's solo comeback will be a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her versatility and talent as a performer. As a member of TWICE, one of the most popular and influential girl groups in the K-pop industry, Nayeon has captivated audiences with her dynamic vocals, charming personality, and captivating stage presence.

With her solo comeback, Nayeon has the opportunity to showcase her individual artistry and explore new musical avenues beyond the confines of group performances. Fans can expect a fresh and innovative sound from Nayeon, as she embarks on a solo journey to express her unique style and creativity.

Nayeon's debut album featured a total of 7 tracks including the lead POP!, NO PROBLEM, LOVE COUNTDOWN, CANDY FLOSS, ALL OR NOTHING, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, and SUNSET.

For NO PROBLEM, she collaborated with Felix from Stray Kids, who complemented her soft vocals with his powerful voice. Whereas for LOVE COUNTDOWN, she joined hands with rapper Wonstein.

The announcement of Nayeon's solo comeback has generated excitement and anticipation among fans, who eagerly await details about the concept, music, and visuals associated with her upcoming release. As one of TWICE's leading vocalists and performers, Nayeon's solo debut is highly anticipated and is expected to make a significant impact on the K-pop scene.

As June approaches, fans can look forward to Nayeon's solo comeback with eager anticipation, as she prepares to captivate audiences once again with her electrifying performances and infectious energy.