Trot Singer Jo Jung Min Reveals Cancer Diagnosis

Jo Jung Min has been outside the spotlight for some time and we finally know why. The trot singer recently revealed her cancer diagnosis after making an appearance on a variety show.

Trot Star Jo Jung Min Confirms Cancer Diagnosis

Singer and actress Jo Jung Min recently shared a personal health revelation on the competitive singing reality show “Hyun Yuk Ga Wang”. After delivering a performance that earned her a standing ovation, Jo received the lowest score from the judges.

In response to this, she disclosed that she had been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Jo pointed out that he wasn’t sure she would be able to use her voice again.

“There was a chance I could never sing this song again,” Jo revealed. “To be honest, I underwent surgery for thyroid cancer this past June. I thought I would never be able to sing the song ‘Ready, Cute’ again. I kept the procedure a secret from everyone, including my own mother. Today, I was able to sing.”

Jo went on to state that she was satisfied being able to stand on stage for her fans. “I wanted to comfort myself and everyone listening,” she said.

Jo Jung Min’s Career in Entertainment

The revelation adds a poignant layer to Jo Jung Min’s participation in the show, as she not only showcased her talent but also shared a significant and personal aspect of her life. Despite the challenges she is facing, Jo Jung Min expressed her desire to provide comfort to both herself and the audience through her singing.

Jo Jung Min, who initially debuted as a trot singer under the name Joah in 2009, has had a multifaceted career in the entertainment industry. After a hiatus, she returned in 2014 under her real name Jo Jung Min and released her EP ‘Be My Love’. In addition to her musical pursuits, she has explored acting, appearing in web shows such as “Beginning of the Beginning”, “Beauty Salon M”, and “Beauty Salon M-Mask”. She also had a role in the 2020 film “Yoga Academy: Kundalini of Death”.

The news of Jo Jung Min’s cancer diagnosis highlights the vulnerability and strength of individuals in the public eye as they navigate personal challenges. Her openness about her health journey may serve as a source of inspiration for others and contribute to raising awareness about thyroid cancer.