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T.O.P debuted in the group Big Bang in 2006, but took a hiatus after being caught smoking marijuana in 2017, but resumed his activities in December 2024 by appearing in the Netflix drama 'Squid Game 2'. Nana debuted as a member of the girl group After School in 2009.
Singer and actor T.O.P (Choi Seung-hyun, 39) and Nana (35) have been dating for 5 months.
Top's agency, Top Spot Pictures, said on the 2nd, "The two met for the first time while filming (Top's) music video and formed a relationship. Afterwards, they became closer and developed into a romantic relationship last June."
Nana's agency, Sublime, also acknowledged their relationship, saying, "We started dating while filming a music video, and we are currently in a good relationship."
Nana collaborated with T.O.P in the music video for the title song ‘Totally Crazy!’ from T.O.P.’s first solo album released in April this year.
The two filmed scenes of them dancing together in this music video, which stands out for its sensuous colors and visual beauty.
T.O.P debuted with the group Big Bang in 2006 and enjoyed great popularity as a singer and actor, but stopped his activities in 2017 after being caught smoking marijuana. Afterwards, he resumed his activities by appearing in the Netflix drama 'Squid Game 2' in December 2024.
Nana debuted in the girl group After School in 2009 and enjoyed popularity with After School and its unit (small group) Orange Caramel. Since then, he has been working as an actor, starting with the 2016 tvN drama ‘The Good Wife’.

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