Kwon Hyunbin Confirms Military Enlistment in Marine Corps

Actor and singer Kwon Hyunbin will begin his mandatory military service next month, marking a temporary pause in his activities. His agency, Ghost Studio, officially announced on October 24, 2025, that Kwon Hyunbin’s military enlistment is set for November 24, 2025, where he will join the prestigious Marine Corps for his basic training.

Details of the Enlistment

Ghost Studio released a statement providing details about the upcoming enlistment. To prevent any potential safety issues from crowding, the location and time of his enlistment will not be publicly disclosed. The agency emphasized that there will be no separate official event for fans or media on the day of his enlistment, respecting the private nature of the occasion for all recruits.

A Message from Ghost Studio

The agency expressed its gratitude for the continuous support for Kwon Hyunbin and his career. “We ask for your warm support and encouragement for Kwon Hyunbin as he diligently fulfills his national duty and returns in good health,” the statement read. This message highlights the importance of the military enlistment process within the Korean entertainment landscape.

From Model to Idol and Actor

Kwon Hyunbin first rose to prominence in the Korean entertainment industry as a model before capturing widespread attention on the Mnet survival show “Produce 101 Season 2” in 2017. His popularity on the show led to his debut as a member of the project boy group JBJ, which enjoyed significant success during its active period. This journey from a contestant to a celebrated idol solidified his place in the industry. For more on the achievements in the industry, you can read about how the Korean entertainment industry celebrates achievements at Seoul Arena.

Kwon Hyunbin’s Acting Career

Following his activities with JBJ, Kwon Hyunbin successfully transitioned into acting, showcasing his versatility across various genres. He has built a steady filmography with roles in dramas such as “Part-Time Idols,” “Summer Guys,” and “Andante of Love.” His dedication to his craft has earned him recognition as a promising actor, and fans are eagerly awaiting his return to the screen after completing his service in the Marine Corps.

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