BBGIRLS' Minyoung shared her thoughts on former member Yujeong's departure.

Recently, a video titled "Meet the Artists Dominating the Milboard Chart | BBGIRLS Minyoung & Eunji" was released on Navi's YouTube channel, 'Not Go Home.'

Nabi commented to BBGIRLS, currently active as a trio following Yujeong's departure, "I imagine you had a lot of discussions among yourselves when deciding to continue as three."

Minyoung responded, "Everyone has their own thoughts and lives, so we need to respect that. We've gone through so much to get to this point." She added, "We originally started as seven members (as Brave Girls), then became five, and later four, which is when we finally found success."

Nabi then asked, "Wasn't it four members during 'Rollin'?" Minyoung clarified, "When 'Rollin'' first came out, we were five members. The song that you hear now features all five of us. When the song gained popularity, we continued as four members. Now, we are down to just three."

Minyoung expressed her commitment, saying, "As long as the conditions allow us to perform, I want to keep going. I just want to continue doing my best."

She further shared, "I always tell the members that while personal issues may arise, we can understand and accommodate one another. As long as we can maintain the team, that's what's important. Even if it feels like we're not able to continue, we should strive to stay together because we understand and can support one another."

Nabi wished them well, saying, "I hope you find a great song and come back soon." Minyoung reassured, "It won't take long," hinting at BBGIRLS' upcoming comeback and raising fans' expectations.

Meanwhile, BBGIRLS announced the end of their exclusive contract with Warner Music Korea in April and revealed that they would continue their activities under BBGIRLS Company. Along with this announcement, they shared the news of Yujeong's departure and stated that Minyoung, Eunji, and Yuna would continue BBGIRLS as a trio.

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