Shoo, a former member of the iconic group S.E.S., has revealed that she is currently out of contact with her husband Im Hyo-sung while on a business trip in China, drawing attention from fans and the media alike.

On the 26th, Shoo shared on her personal social media account, “There is no present without challenge. There is no growth without learning. The moment we learn, we grow. Life is about learning, and I am still in the process of developing.” The post was accompanied by photos showing Shoo in an all-black suit, attending business meetings and taking commemorative photos with officials at the ‘2025 Korea-China Cultural Ambassador Selection Event’.

Beyond her music career, Shoo is increasingly focusing on business ventures spanning Korea and China. She provided glimpses of her Guangzhou business trip through her YouTube channel, ‘Human That’s Shoo.’

Shoo shared that she is preparing to launch a new cosmetic brand. “I want to create a product with a concept that doesn’t yet exist in the market, so I personally traveled to check out packaging options,” she explained. She added that she visited China to refine her brand identity and is considering future export options.

After her official schedule in China, Shoo and her staff visited a karaoke bar, where she sang S.E.S.'s "Dreams Come True" and openly spoke about tensions with her husband. “I’ve not been in touch with Im Hyo-sung for two months due to an argument. Should I try reaching out again? Maybe he won’t answer this time. Someone please teach me how to reconcile," she said, adapting the lyrics of her song.

Previously, Shoo had shared that she and her husband were separated, stating, “My husband has blocked me. We argued about household matters, lost contact, and he even changed the home’s password,” which she candidly discussed in public.

The revelations have sparked diverse reactions online. Some netizens have expressed their worries with comments such as, “Are the two really okay?”, “If she’s mentioning this on YouTube, maybe the situation is quite serious,” and “I hope they are able to reconcile soon.”

Photo credit = Shoo’s personal account

Note: “This article was translated from the original Korean version using AI assistance, and subsequently edited by a native-speaking journalist.”

Photo=Shoo’s personal account