After School GAHI Talks About Financial Struggles After Leaving the Group

GAHI, who was the leader of K-pop girl group After School from 2009 until 2012, opened up about the tough financial struggles she faced after leaving the group.

On February 20, a video was posted on the YouTube channel CGN, featuring GAHI as a guest.

In this video, GAHI sat down for an interview and gave a glimpse into her daily life, sharing her personal experiences and challenges.

Talking about the time after she left After School, GAHI said, "I really hit rock bottom after leaving After School—like, it was bad. My company couldn't offer any support, and I had to deal with some really tough financial times." 

She continued, "Thankfully, focusing on my faith helped me grow and slowly get better. That's how I ended up overcoming the slump. By living with a sense of responsibility and trying to be a better person, I started seeing changes in myself. That's when my life really started shifting." 
Now running her own dance academy, GAHI reflected on her time in Bali, Indonesia, saying, "While I was there, I couldn't stop thinking, 'I'm getting older, and soon there won't be much left for me to do. What am I even doing with my life?' It really drained me." 

She added, "Then my husband suddenly had to go back to Korea, so I came with him. As soon as I got here, I felt this strong desire to finally chase the dreams I'd been putting off for so long, and that's when I started taking action toward making them happen."
 
Born in 1980, GAHI debuted as part of After School in 2009.

After leaving the group in 2012, she married a businessman in 2016 and had two sons.

She spent five years living in Bali before moving back to Korea last year to pursue her new goals.

(Credit= 'CGN' YouTube) 

(SBS Star)