NMIXX’s Sullyoon reassures fans after performing through back pain

NMIXX member Sullyoon has drawn concern from fans after becoming emotional during a recent world tour performance while dealing with back pain.

Videos from the concert quickly spread across social media and online communities, showing Sullyoon struggling with discomfort while performing on stage. Despite her efforts to complete the show, the singer was seen fighting back tears before becoming visibly emotional, prompting an outpouring of support from fans.

Concert footage showed Sullyoon carefully moving during the performance and occasionally holding her lower back. The scenes sparked concern among fans, who flooded social media with messages encouraging her to prioritize her health and recovery.

Following the performance, Sullyoon personally updated fans through a fan communication platform, explaining what had happened.

She revealed that the pain began after a dress rehearsal the day before the concert. Although she applied pain-relief patches and took medication before resting, the condition worsened slightly by the following day.

Sullyoon also shared that she received various treatments, including laser therapy, after informing her company about the issue. According to her, both her agency and medical staff recommended that she rest, but she still wanted to participate in the concert and spend time with fans.

The singer further opened up about the emotional toll of her treatment, recalling that she cried while receiving an injection due to the pain. She expressed gratitude toward the medical staff who reassured her during the process.

Fans responded with messages of encouragement, praising Sullyoon’s dedication while emphasizing that her health should come first. Many noted that her determination to keep her promise to fans reflected her strong sense of responsibility.

Meanwhile, NMIXX is continuing its first world tour, ‘EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER,’ with performances scheduled across major Asian cities including Bangkok, Singapore, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.