Kep1er fans were met with disappointing news as the group’s agency announced the cancellation of the December 28th fan sign event. The decision comes after four members of the group tested positive for Type A Influenza, prompting concern for both the artists’ health and fans’ safety.

Initially, members Yujin and Hikaru were confirmed to have contracted the flu. Following medical consultations this morning, all members underwent influenza testing, resulting in a total of four positive cases. Healthcare professionals have advised all members to rest and isolate, leading to the cancellation of the event. The decision was made to prioritize the health of the artists and the safety of their fans.

"We regret to inform you that the fan sign event scheduled for Saturday, December 28th, has been fully canceled following the additional confirmation that members Yujin and Hikaru have tested positive for Type A Influenza (flu).

This morning, all members visited the hospital for influenza testing, and a total of four members were diagnosed with the flu. Based on medical advice recommending rest and isolation for all members, the fan sign event has been canceled.

We sincerely ask for your understanding, as this decision was made to prioritize the health of the artists and the safety of the fans. Information regarding refunds for the fan sign event will be provided through the album distributor.

We deeply apologize to the fans who have been waiting for this event and will do our utmost to ensure the artists recover fully. Thank you for your understanding."

While this news is undoubtedly disheartening for fans who had been eagerly anticipating the event, Kep1er’s agency emphasized their commitment to prioritizing the well-being of the artists. 

Fans are encouraged to stay updated for further announcements regarding the group’s recovery and future activities. The agency also extended their apologies and gratitude for fans’ understanding during this time.

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