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KISS OF LIFE’s Natty to limit performances after ankle injury during pre-recording

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Posted by hjang Wednesday, June 25, 2025 4,558

Natty, a member of KISS OF LIFE, has suffered an ankle injury during a pre-recording session and will minimize choreography in future performances, according to her agency.

On June 25 KST, S2 Entertainment released a statement saying that Natty fell during the June 24 pre-recording for SBS M’s The Show and was taken to the hospital immediately afterward for treatment.

Despite her strong desire to continue promoting, Natty reportedly experienced persistent pain and was unable to perform full choreography during rehearsals. As a result, the agency decided she would limit her dance movements for the day's stage as well as upcoming performances.

Pre-recordings for both Tell Me and k bye will proceed with reduced choreography to accommodate her condition.

KISS OF LIFE is currently promoting their fourth mini album ‘224’, which was released on June 9 KST.

The agency concluded by apologizing for the sudden announcement and emphasized that Natty’s health and safety remain their top priority.

Full statement from S2 Entertainment

Hello,

This is S2 Entertainment.

On June 24, during a pre-recording for SBS M’s The Show, our artist Natty suffered a fall. She immediately went to the hospital after the recording and received medical treatment.

Although Natty was eager to go on stage today and participated in rehearsal, she continued to feel pain. As a result, we had no choice but to proceed with minimal choreography for the performance.

The pre-recording for Tell Me, scheduled for this afternoon, will also be carried out with reduced choreography.

We ask for your understanding, as this was a sudden decision made after rehearsal and we were only able to provide this update afterward. Upcoming performances of k bye will also be adjusted accordingly.

We sincerely apologize for causing concern. Our company will continue to prioritize the health and safety of our artist and will do everything we can to support her treatment and recovery.

Thank you.