A member of the popular girl group KATSEYE is taking a break to focus on her health. Sophia Laforteza will be stepping back from the group temporarily. The band has announced that Laforteza will not participate in upcoming promotional activities, citing the need to prioritize her mental health and wellness.
Further details on Laforteza's break and the group's plans are available from the band's statement on Weverse.
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