Twice’s Chaeyoung And Zion.t Reportedly Split After Two Years Of Public Dating

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Reports say the K-pop couple has ended its relationship and returned to being industry colleagues, although representatives for both artists declined to confirm the breakup.

TWICE member Chaeyoung and singer-producer Zion.T have reportedly ended their relationship after approximately two years of public dating.

JTBC Entertainment News reported on August 14 that the two musicians recently decided to end their romantic relationship and return to being senior and junior colleagues in the Korean music industry.

According to an unnamed music industry source cited in the report, their increasingly busy schedules caused the couple to grow apart, eventually leading to a natural breakup.

However, neither Chaeyoung nor Zion.T has personally confirmed the report. Representatives associated with both artists told Korean media that it was difficult to verify because the matter concerned the artists’ private lives.

As a result, the breakup should currently be treated as a media report rather than a formally confirmed announcement.

Chaeyoung with long, wavy black hair wearing a graphic black t-shirt, smiling and touching her hair with one hand.TWICE’s Chaeyoung and Zion.T Reportedly Split After Two Years / News1

Chaeyoung and Zion.T confirmed their relationship in 2024

Chaeyoung and Zion.T publicly confirmed that they were dating in April 2024 after reports about their relationship began circulating in Korean media.

At the time, representatives for both artists said they were meeting with positive feelings and supporting each other. JYP Entertainment officially confirmed that Chaeyoung and Zion.T were in a romantic relationship, according to Korea JoongAng Daily.

Their relationship attracted attention partly because of their 10-year age difference, but also because both artists are known for having distinctive musical identities.

Chaeyoung debuted as a member of TWICE in 2015 and became known for her rap performances, songwriting and unconventional artistic style. Zion.T, who debuted in 2011, established himself as one of South Korea’s most recognizable R&B and hip-hop musicians through songs including “Yanghwa BRDG,” “No Make Up” and “Eat.”

Despite confirming their relationship, the two largely kept their private lives away from the public. They did not regularly appear together or discuss their relationship in interviews.

Agencies decline to confirm breakup report

Unlike the couple’s dating announcement in 2024, representatives have not issued a direct confirmation of their reported separation.

When Korean outlets requested a response, representatives for Chaeyoung and Zion.T said they could not verify details involving the artists’ private lives. Maeil Business Newspaper reported that both sides offered the same position.

This wording does not officially confirm or deny that the couple has separated.

The original report claimed that Chaeyoung and Zion.T ended their relationship because their schedules made it increasingly difficult to maintain. However, because that explanation came from an unnamed industry source, it should not be treated as a statement made by either artist.

The two have also not publicly addressed the breakup report through their personal social media accounts.

Zion. T with stylish, tousled blonde hair wearing black sunglasses and a white striped polo shirt poses confidently with one hand on his chin and the other arm crossed.TWICE’s Chaeyoung and Zion.T Reportedly Split After Two Years / News1

Report follows Chaeyoung’s departure from JYP Entertainment

The breakup report arrived one day after Chaeyoung announced another major change in her career.

On August 13, the TWICE member revealed that she would leave JYP Entertainment after spending 14 years with the company, including her trainee period.

Chaeyoung said she was preparing to begin a new chapter and continue developing music within her own “LIL FANTASY” world. She also thanked JYP Entertainment’s staff, the TWICE team and her fellow members for supporting her.

Her departure from JYP does not mean she is leaving TWICE. Chaeyoung emphasized that she plans to continue participating in the group’s activities while pursuing her solo career independently. The Korea Times also reported that her TWICE activities will continue.

The announcement suggests that Chaeyoung is entering a more independent stage of her career, particularly following the release of her first solo album, “LIL FANTASY vol.1,” in September 2025.

However, no official connection has been established between her career decision and the reported end of her relationship with Zion.T.

Zion.T continues activities as an artist and producer

Zion.T has remained active as both a recording artist and producer.

The singer made his debut with “Click Me” in 2011 and later gained mainstream recognition through his distinctive voice and emotionally detailed songwriting. His best-known releases include “Yanghwa BRDG,” “Eat,” “No Make Up” and “The Song.”

In 2022, Zion.T established the creative company Standard Friends, expanding his work beyond his own music into artist management and production.

His representatives have not released a separate statement discussing the breakup report beyond saying that private matters are difficult to confirm.

A private ending to a closely watched K-pop relationship

Chaeyoung and Zion.T were among the relatively small number of K-pop couples to openly confirm their relationship.

Their approach remained quiet throughout the two years that followed. Rather than making their romance part of their public images, both artists continued focusing on their separate music careers.

The latest reports suggest that the relationship has now ended, but their representatives’ cautious responses leave the situation without formal confirmation.

Unless Chaeyoung, Zion.T or their representatives release an additional statement, the reason for the reported breakup remains private.

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