Following their last reunion in 2019, Dal Shabet, unfortunately, continues their hiatus to date. Three years after the release of "Be Ambitious," where are the members now?
In January 2011, the second gen-girl group Dal Shabet, originally comprised of six members, debuted under Happy Face Entertainment. The group received initial attention for being produced by E-Tribe, the producers behind hit songs SNSD's "Gee" and Lee Hyori's "U-Go-Girl."
Since then, it was not that long until they established a stable fandom (Darlings) and fame, and became notably known for their versatility through tracks including, "Supa Dupa Diva," "B.B.B," "Someone Like U," "Joker" and more.
Despite the success, Dal Shabet failed to break the "7-Year Curse," and the members one by one left the company from 2012 until 2018. Before this, they undergo a lot of member reorganization but later on became inactive after the last release in 2019.
Where Are Dal Shabet Members Now?
1. Viki
Viki, also known as Baek Da Eun was the original member and leader of Dal Shabet, not until she left the group in 2012.
She then pursued her solo career both as a musician and actress, making her debut in an R-rated film, "A Pharisee," in 2014. She later on signed with MBK Entertainment but left to pursue her career independently.
In 2022, aside from being an independent artist, she's also teaching K-pop through dance classes.
2. Serri
Park Miyeon, popularly known as Serri, became the main leader once Viki left alongside being the main rapper when Jiyul and Gaeun left.
Before contract expiration with Happy Entertainment in 2017, Serri and Wohee joined "The Unit" but unfortunately didn't make it into the final lineup.
Currently, she's a recording artist under DREAM Entertainment. She is also a YouTuber, who owned the channel, "Serri Day."
She's still a member of Dal Shabet.
3. Ayoung
Along with Serri, Ayoung is also still a member of Dal Shabet despite hiatus and leaving the agency in 2017.
When she left the agency, Ayoung pursued her acting career under SidusHQ. As an actress, her notable works include, "Someday," SBS's "Our Gap Soon," etc.
4. Jiyul
In 2015, Jiyul initially left Dal Shabet but in 2019, she rejoined the group to commemorate their 8th anniversary.
After leaving the group, she transferred to her new nest Jellyfish Entertainment but shortly after, she terminated her contract with the company.
In 2022, Jiyul became an independent artist and although she's not that active in the entertainment scene anymore, she occasionally communicates with fans on SNS.
5. Woohee
After leader Viki left in 2012, she was replaced by Woohee, who became the main dancer of the group.
Amid the temporary break of Dal Shabet, Woohee debuted in 2017 as Uni.T after winning a seventh place in KBS's "The Unit: Idol Rebooting Project."
After Uni.T, she left Happy Entertainment but attested that she's still a member of Dal Shabet.
Now, she's signed under NEVER DIE Entertainment and promotes as an actress and singer.
6. Kaeun
In 2015, Kaeun decided to part ways with the group alongside Jiyul. Similar to the latter, Kaeun also rejoined the group later in 2019.
When she left the K-pop scene, Kaeun pursue her modeling career and dream to become a designer.
Currently, she's happily married to her long-time partner since 2018.
7. Subin
Last but not least, the main vocalist, visual and maknae Subin is still a member of Dal Shabet. Among members, Subin gained initial popularity as a model and the girl who made a cameo in BIGBANG Taeyang's "I Need a Girl."
Before contract termination with Happy in 2017, she debuted first as a solo artist in 2016.
In 2018, she signed with KeyEast Entertainment to continue her career but terminated her contract after a few months.
Since 2020, she's promoting as a singer under her one-man agency, Dalsooobin Company. She also appeared in music programs, "Voice Trot" and "Miss Back" in the same year.
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Written by Eunice Dawson
