Ze:a's Kim Tae-heon opens up about tough years; closed restaurant, took up construction jobs
Kim Tae-heon, formerly an idol, faced financial challenges after his Chinese restaurant closed, leading him to take on day-labor jobs in logistics and construction. He emphasizes endurance and rebuilding through manual work, maintaining a grounded approach near his agency. Despite industry focus shifting to new groups, his transparency and resilience resonate, signaling a measured comeback rooted in community and preparation.
Kim Tae-heon, formerly an idol, faced financial challenges after his Chinese restaurant closed, leading him to take on day-labor jobs in logistics and construction. He emphasizes endurance and rebuilding through manual work, maintaining a grounded approach near his agency. Despite industry focus shifting to new groups, his transparency and resilience resonate, signaling a measured comeback rooted in community and preparation.
