Former member of the K-pop group BIGBANG T.O.P (Choi Seung Hyun) and actor Nana (Im Jin Ah) are dating, and both stars’ agencies have confirmed their relationship.
The couple reportedly met while working on T.O.P’s music video earlier this year and began dating around June.
The song is the title track of his first solo studio album, Another Dimension, which was released in April. The two first met in January after Nana was personally invited by T.O.P to appear as the female lead in the music video for Studio54. T.O.P and Nana are seen dancing together in the video.
“They later grew closer and developed a romantic relationship around June. Nana’s agency, Sublime, also acknowledged the relationship in a separate statement.
“The two first met through the filming of his music video,” T.O.P’s agency, Top Spot Pictures, said in a statement.
She appeared to acknowledge that fans may have been surprised by the news, writing, “You must have been very surprised. Nana spoke to fans on Bubble on October 2 after reports about her relationship with T.O.P surfaced.
She also admitted, “I’m also a bit embarrassed,” before sharing a positive message about her relationship with T.O.P. Nana said, “We will meet nicely and healthily!”
Nana’s career
Her latest project is Netflix’s The Scandal , a historical romance set during the Joseon era. T.O.P, 38, made his debut with BIGBANG in 2006 and later established himself as an actor as well. His activities were suspended in 2017 after he was caught smoking marijuana. He returned to the screen in December 2024 as part of the cast of Netflix’s Squid Game Season 2. Nana, 34, debuted in 2009 with After School and later became part of the group’s popular subunit Orange Caramel. She moved to acting in 2016 with tvN’s The Good Wife and has continued to work in both music and acting. She marked 10 years as an actor this year. The series premiered on September 18 and also stars Son Ye Jin and Ji Chang Wook . The Scandal is a remake of the 2003 film Untold Scandal and has also performed well internationally. It ranked third among Netflix’s Top 10 non-English TV shows for the week of September 21-27, recording 2.8 million views.
