Girl's Day's Yura says their teamwork is still going strong despite living separately

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In a recent interview with OSEN, Girl's Day member Yura confirmed that the teamwork of Girl's Day is still going strong. Although the girls no longer live together, Yura denied all possible rumors that the separation was due to a feud. 

"The reason why our group is long-standing is due to our teamwork," said Yura. "Even though it's natural for us to get into arguments sometimes, we simply say, 'Let's go eat something good!' and that makes all of us smile." 

However, after several years since their debut, the members had started living separately, causing certain rumors to form around them.

"Minah was the first to leave the dorm, only because she wanted to live with her sister, who is also a singer," explained Yura. When asked if she would ever go back to the dorm life, she replied, "I miss it a lot. If only we had a CCTV camera back then like 'The Truman Show', then we probably would have reached 50% in viewer ratings." 

According to Yura, Girl's Day will possibly make a comeback this year, with the season yet undecided.