Kara's Han Seung Yeon shows fighting spirit despite neck disc issues... performing choreography despite pain at festival stage
Kara member Han Seung Yeon performed at a Sogang University festival despite worsening neck disc symptoms.
Han Seung Yeon, a member of the group Kara, showed her fighting spirit by taking the stage at a university festival even while receiving treatment for worsening neck disc symptoms. Recently, a fancam video of Han Seung Yeon captured at the Sogang University festival site on September 18 has spread across online communities and social media, drawing concern from fans.
During the performance, Han Seung Yeon presented a medley of hit songs including ‘Pretty Girl’, ‘Honey’, ‘Lupin’, ‘Step’, and ‘Mister’ along with the members of Kara. However, her upper body was observed to be stiff throughout the performance, and during some intense choreography sections, she drew sympathy by holding her waist with her hand and wearing a strained expression, appearing to struggle to endure the pain.
Previously, in August, rumors of health issues were raised when Han Seung Yeon was seen with severe hand tremors at a birthday cafe event meeting fans. At that time, concerns were also raised as she performed choreography without being able to move her upper body during a stage performed around the same period.
Regarding this, the agency stated in an official position, “As Han Seung Yeon's neck disc symptoms have recently worsened, hand tremors have appeared,” and added, “She is currently receiving consistent treatment, and there are no other health issues besides the neck disc.” Nevertheless, as news broke that she pushed through high-intensity stages during her intensive treatment period, fans are showing concerned reactions, saying, “Health is the top priority, so I hope she doesn't overdo it.”
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