Jeongyeon

Jeongyeon, born Yoo Jeong-yeon, is a South Korean singer and a member of the girl group Twice, formed by JYP Entertainment. She trained under JYP for several years before participating in the 2015 reality show Sixteen, which determined the final lineup of Twice. The group debuted in 2015 with the EP The Story Begins, led by the single Like Ooh-Ahh, and has since released multiple albums and hit singles in Korea and Japan.

Jeongyeon is known for her clear vocal tone and steady stage presence, and she has contributed to the group's vocal harmonies across releases such as Cheer Up, TT, and other tracks. She has appeared in various television and media projects, helping Twice expand its presence in international markets. Beyond music, Jeongyeon participates in activities commonly undertaken by K-pop idols, including promotional appearances and charitable initiatives, and she remains one of the group’s longstanding members.

Her role within Twice centers on vocal performance, with fans noting her distinctive timbre and reliability during both high-energy songs and ballads. As part of Twice, she has contributed to the group’s continued popularity across Asia and beyond, maintaining a prominent position in the K-pop scene.