Habin to temporarily sit out on Dream Note promotions for 'Hakuna Matata' due to injury

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Dream Note will be promoting as a 7-member group without Habin for the time being.

On March 22, the girl group's agency iMe KOREA announced Habin had suffered a leg injury and wouldn't be able to join Dream Note to promote their latest track "Hakuna Matata". The label stated, "Habin twisted her leg during choreography practice and had to visit the hospital. She's currently wearing a minor ankle cast and is recovering. She has to minimize movement, and for her safety, we've decided to follow the physician's advice to rest a week. We'll be doing our best for the artist's health firstly and focusing on her treatment and recovery."

Habin also said, "I'm apologetic for causing worry to fans. I'll recover quickly, and I'll do my best to return with a more bouncy image for our comeback."

Dream Note appeared on the March 22nd episode of 'Music Bank' without Habin. Stay tuned for updates.

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Toms_K_Trash34 pts Friday, March 22, 2019 0

Friday, March 22, 2019

I miss her already :(

partyfan201327 pts Friday, March 22, 2019 0

Friday, March 22, 2019

OK, um, to put it in a better way, it looks like DreamNote will be performing on music shows as a seven member group for now while Habin will have just only a entire week to rest up from a leg injury that she sustained during choreography practice for their latest comeback track. So yeah, DreamNote will continue to promote on music shows all throughout the weekend without Habin for the time being right here, ladies and gentlemen. And yeah, I know, I know, it sucks to hear this but regardless of how we personally feel about this, it's best if we can just be totally understanding of this and patiently wait for Habin's return because as always, when it comes to K-Pop idols getting hurt or sick in any kind of way, of course their respective agencies know that the artist's health and well-being is their number one priority before anything else.

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