On the 2nd, JTBC News reported an exclusive interview Kim Jaehwan did with Japanese media outlet Oricon News through its official channel. The interview covered his past seven years promoting as a solo artist, his reunion with the Wanna One members, and his gratitude toward fans.
Marking the 7th anniversary of his solo debut, Kim Jaehwan looked back at his growth over the years and emphasized that his attitude toward music remains the same as when he started. He shared that the sincerity and passion he had for singing and performing on stage has remained unchanged since his debut. He also shared his hope to continue showing his unique color through various musical projects and performances.
Kim Jaehwan also shared his thoughts on his reunion with the Wanna One members:
"I treasure relationships where I can meet the members comfortable regardless of how much the time has passed. Since each member has gained various experiences through their individual careers, our ability to understand and empathize with one another has grown significantly. It made my affection and trust for the members have grown even stronger than before."
Kim Jaehwan did not forget to express his appreciation for his fans. He described his fans as an existence that always gives him strength and thanked them for their unchanging support and love throughout the year, adding:
"I hope to repay their support with great music and performances in the future, while also continuing to hold concerts to connect even more closely with them."
Recently, Kim Jaehwan released the digital single 'I'll Be There' and has been actively promoting it. The song, which he personally wrote, composed, and played guitar for, delivers a warm message of comfort and encouragement that resonates with listeners. He is scheduled to perform at the '2026 Korea Memorial Festa' which will be held at Nanji Hangang Park in Seoul on the 6th.











