Former miss A member Min gave an update on what she's been doing recently.

YouTuber Mingoy (Yaman) uploaded a video titled 'Miraculous New York Travel with Legendary Girl Group Member,' giving an update on his trip. In the video, he began by sharing, "I'm enjoying life in New York, and I have a close Noona who hangs out and eats with me all the time. She goes to a gym in Manhattan. Today, she said she would arrange a class for me, so I'm going to go experience what a Manhattan gym is like."

He continued, "She's currently at a salon doing her hair so I'm going to go to the salon when she's about to finish, meet up with her, and then go to the gym with her."

Finally, the YouTuber met up with Min at the salon and headed to the gym. Mingoy asked Min to introduce herself, and she greeted his viewers by saying, "Hello everyone, I'm Mingoy's 'NNN' Min, 'NNN' means 'New York Neighborhood Noona.' We're going to go work out now; we're doing yoga."

When Mingoy was surprised that she had signed him up for a yoga class, Min reassured him it would be easy. 

On their way to the class, Mingoy further explained, "Min left Korea and has lived in New York for a year and became a New Yorker."

Mingoy also asked her to share the pros and cons of New York, and Min shared, "The pros are that you can experience different cultures, and the cons is that it's dirty and smelly."

After the Yoga class, the two had dinner at a taco joint and spent talking about Min's time in miss A. Mingoy shared, "When it was 2010 when I was in high school, miss A was on top. Min from miss A had a chic image but now she scurries when she crosses the street, worried the lights might change," making Min laugh.

miss A was a South Korean girl group formed by JYP Entertainment, debuting in 2010 and disbanding in 2017. Known for their hit singles like "Bad Girl Good Girl" and "Hush," the group quickly gained popularity for their catchy music, strong vocals, and dynamic dance performances. Comprised of members Fei, Jia, Min, and Suzy, miss A was celebrated for their empowering themes and diverse talents, leaving a lasting impact on the K-pop industry.