K-pop girl group BabyMonster is back to having seven members. During an interview at YG Entertainment headquarters with South Korean press after the EP’s midnight drop, BabyMonster’s Rora said: “We took for granted that we would be debuting as a group of seven – we’ve been together for quite some time too.”Before Ahyeon’s return, BabyMonster had released two singles Batter Up and Stuck In The Middle.
"I had a hard time mentally," she said. “I wanted to recover fast, but it didn’t go as I hoped. I was upset at myself and I felt sorry for the members.”
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