Super Junior’s Kang In finally discharged from the army!

In the episode of KBS 2’s Entertainment News that aired on April 21, Super Junior’s Kang In is seen getting discharged from the army. He confesses, “It doesn’t really hit me yet.”

On April 16 at 8:00 a.m., the star appeared before media reporters after getting discharged from the 56th armed division in Geumgok-dong, Namyangjoo-si, Gyeonggi-do. About 500 fans and some members of Super Junior have gathered to celebrate the event.

Before entering the army, the star had been caught up in a controversy over drunk driving and physical assault issues. He said, “I found out that I was accustomed to bad habits without realizing it. I tried my best to change. From now on, I’ll try to show appeal with positive side.”

When other members of the group saw Kang In, they hugged him tight and kept on laughing. They joked, “Huh? You didn’t lose any weight!”

Source: TV Report

Super Junior star to come home

Kangin of Super Junior Fans are expected to be out in number on Monday to greet Kangin of Super Junior as he returns from his two-year compulsory military service. In total, he has spent roughly three years out of the spotlight.

While SM Entertainment told News N that there are no official plans for the singer as of yet, other Super Junior members will join fans at Kangin’s discharge ceremony in Namyang, Gyeonggi.

Though Kangin’s military obligation was just over two years, he took a break from Super Junior about a year before joining the military after he was charged with a hit-and-run and was otherwise embroiled in controversy after violent outbursts while intoxicated. Entering military service helped him keep a low profile.

Despite SM Entertainment’s comments to the contrary, many are speculating that it won’t be long until Kangin reunites with band members on television and starts performing again.

Fans are hopeful that the 27-year-old entertainer will make a comeback in the band’s new album, set to be released in the coming months.
Source: Korea Joongang Daily