BULLDOK have officially gone on a hiatus according to their agency InnoK Entertainment.
On January 18, InnoK Entertainment announced, "Our company name has changed from KCONIC Entertainment to InnoK Entertainment. Due to a variety of reasons, girl group BULLDOK's team activities have been temporarily suspended. The members are working hard to prepare to show a good image through individual activities. We should have informed you earlier, and we apologize for letting you know now. We ask that you continue to support and love the BULLDOK members who are going on their separate paths."
In October of 2017, Say left BULLDOK, and Hyung Eun parted ways with the group earlier that year after she received criticism for her comments about BTS' V.
Stay tuned for updates on the remaining BULLDOK members.
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On January 18, InnoK Entertainment announced, "Our company name has changed from KCONIC Entertainment to InnoK Entertainment. Due to a variety of reasons, girl group BULLDOK's team activities have been temporarily suspended. The members are working hard to prepare to show a good image through individual activities. We should have informed you earlier, and we apologize for letting you know now. We ask that you continue to support and love the BULLDOK members who are going on their separate paths."
In October of 2017, Say left BULLDOK, and Hyung Eun parted ways with the group earlier that year after she received criticism for her comments about BTS' V.
Stay tuned for updates on the remaining BULLDOK members.
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