Singer G.NA Resumes Activities as K-pop Dance Competition Judge Following Prostitution Fine

Singer G.NA has appeared in public for the first time since suspending her activities due to allegations of prostitution. On the 28th, G.NA attended the '2026 Kimchi & K-Food Festival' held at the Coquitlam Town Centre in British Columbia, Canada, where she served as a judge for the K-pop cover dance competition.

The event organizers introduced G.NA as a special MC and judge, explaining that they had a time to share the energy of K-pop together. G.NA shared photos from the scene through her social media, expressing her thoughts on her return.

Having debuted in 2010, G.NA suspended her entertainment activities in 2016 when allegations of overseas prostitution surfaced. At that time, the court issued a summary order of a 2 million won fine to G.NA. After moving her residence to Canada, G.NA has expressed her intention to return since last year and recently shared news regarding a remake of her debut song 'I'll Leave You, Live Well'.

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