Ryu Hwa-young

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Ryu Hwa-young
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Ryu in June 2017
Born (1993-04-22) April 22, 1993 (age 31)
Gwangju, South Korea [1]
Education Kyung Hee University
Occupations
  • Actress
  • singer
Years active2014–present
AgentNever Die Entertainment
Relatives Ryu Hyo-young (twin sister)
Musical career
Genres K-pop
InstrumentVocals
Years active2010–2012
Labels Core Contents
Formerly of T-ara
Korean name
Hangul
류화영
Hanja
Revised Romanization Ryu Hwa-yeong
McCune–Reischauer Ryu Hwayŏng
Signature
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Ryu Hwa-young (born April 22, 1993), [2] better known by the mononym Hwayoung, is a South Korean actress and singer. She is a former member of South Korean girl group T-ara.

Contents

Biography

Ryu Hwa-young was born on April 22, 1993, in Gwangju, South Korea. [1] [2] Her older twin sister, Ryu Hyo-young, [3] is also a rapper and former member of the group Coed School and its sub-group F-ve Dolls.[ citation needed ]

Ryu Hyo-young and Ryu Hwa-young made a guest appearance on SBS's variety show Star King in May 2010. They were both subsequently scouted and recruited by Core Contents Media. [4]

Career

2010–2012: T-ara and solo activities

Core Contents Media originally slated to add Ryu Hyo-young into T-ara as the seventh member, but she recommended her twin sister, Ryu Hwa-young.[ citation needed ] In July 2010, it was announced that Ryu Hwa-young would be added into T-ara as lead rapper while her sister would be debuting in the newly formed Coed School. [5] She began promotions as part of T-ara in November 2010 by appearing on the third season of Hello Baby and promoting their first mini album Temptastic . T-ara held their first performance with Ryu on December 3, through KBS's Music Bank . During her time in the group, she participated in the collaboration between Davichi and T-ara for "We Were In Love" (Korean : 우리 사랑했잖아) in December 2011. [6] She also participated in the writing of the rap lyrics of "Love is All the Same" (Korean : 사랑은 다 그런거래요) by fellow labelmate Yangpa. [7]

On July 30, 2012, it was revealed Ryu would no longer be a member of T-ara. [8] Despite rumours of a possible return to T-ara, [9] Ryu announced that she would be returning to the music industry with a new image. On September 10, Ryu later participated in the hip-hop and rap event "Open Freestyle Day 2012", announcing that she was looking forward to studying music and eventually returning to the industry. [10] [11]

2014–present: Acting career

On December 15, it was announced that Ryu signed an exclusive contract with Wellmade Yedang and was preparing to debut as an actress. [12] On December 31, Ryu made an appearance at the "2014 Miller Countdown Party" as a DJ, alongside DJ Koo, Park Myung-soo and TATA, becoming the youngest female DJ to ever participate in the event. [13]

Ryu debuted as an actress in the two-episode drama special Mother's Choice. [14] She successfully made a transition into acting after receiving praise for her roles in tvN's romantic comedy Ex-Girlfriends' Club [15] and JTBC's coming-of-age drama Hello, My Twenties! . [16] In 2017, she was a part of the ensemble cast for weekend drama My Father is Strange . [17] She was then cast in her first leading role in KBS's crime drama Mad Dog . [18]

On June 24, 2020, it was announced that Ryu signed a new contract with Polaris Entertainment. [19] Later on September 13, 2021, Ryu terminated her contract with Polaris Entertainment. [20]

In November 2020, she was revealed to be on the variety show King of Masked Singer, her first singing activity since she was fired from T-ara. This led to immediate global backlash due to her past bullying controversies regarding T-ara. [21] [ unreliable source? ]

On December 9, 2021, Ryu signed a contract with Never Die Entertainment. [22]

Controversies

Inkigayo Wardrobe malfunction scandal

A wardrobe malfunction occurred during the January 29, 2012 episode of Inkigayo in which Ryu Hwa-young accidentally exposed her breast during her dance solo. A screencap made its rounds online through Korean media portals and SNS services. JoongAng Ilbo said that the show was airing live when the incident occurred. [23] [24] Core Contents Media issued an official statement about the incident: "T-ara's stage was done completely live, and it was a live broadcast accident. There weren't any problems during their rehearsal [...]. Before the fact that she's a celebrity, she's still a minor, so we hope that people will remember that she's a young girl." [25] [ unreliable source ] SBS issued an apology statement. [25]

On July 28, 2012, several members of T-ara posted tweets that were purportedly seen to be derisive references to Ryu. [26] An official announcement regarding these tweets and a "major announcement about T-ara" was made July 30, which revealed Ryu would no longer be a member of the group. [8] Following the announcement of her abrupt contract termination with Core Contents Media, rumors of her experiencing severe bullying by other members of T-ara surfaced throughout the web and the media, which sparked intensive public interest and controversy. [27] [28] Some members of the public strongly believed that Ryu was mistreated by the other members of T-ara and her agency, and an outcry by T-ara's fan community led to the scheduling of a shut down, as well as the suspension of the members' activities, resulting in a huge blow to the group's popularity. [29] [30]

In 2017, a former T-ara staff member claimed that Ryu and her sister Ryu Hyo-young were the actual bullies in the scandal that plagued T-ara in 2012. [31] [32] [ unreliable source? ] [33] Soon afterwards, more staffers came forwards with accounts that Ryu had been disrespectful to the other members as well as stylists, and claimed she had faked how severe an injury was in order to get more sympathy. Ryu initially denied the rumors, but later admitted parts were true. Following intense backlash, including a flood of negative messages on her social media and a reduction of her role in Hello, My Twenties! 2 to a cameo, Ryu deleted her Instagram account. [34] [35] [36]

Discography

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleRef.
2015 Love Forecast Hee-jin [37] [38]
2022Interesting SoundEun-su [39]

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2014A Mother's ChoiceSeo Hyun-ah [14] [40]
2015Ok's FamilyHan Ok [41]
Ex-Girlfriends' Club Rara (Goo Geun-hyung) [15]
2016 Come Back Mister Wang Joo-yeon [42]
Descendants of the Sun Seo Dae-young's ex-girlfriendCameo (Episode 4) [43]
KBS Drama Special – Disqualified LaughterShin Na-ra [44]
2016-17 Hello, My Twenties! Kang Yi-naMain (season 1); Guest (season 2) [16] [45]
2017 My Father Is Strange Byun Ra-young [17]
Traces of HandJung Min-young [46]
Girl's WarJina [47]
Fortuneteller's Secret RecipeNa Rae [48] [49]
Mad Dog Jang Ha-ri [18]
2018 The Beauty Inside Chae Yoo-riSpecial appearance [50] [51]
2021 Love Scene Number Yoon Ban-yaEpisode: "Love Scene #35" [52]

Variety show

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2020 King of Mask Singer Contestantas "Oriental Stork" (Episode 279) [53]

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2017 31st KBS Drama Award Best New Actress My Father is Strange and Mad Dog Won [54] [ unreliable source? ]
Best Couple Award (with Woo Do-hwan) Mad Dog Nominated
2022 New York True Venture Film Festival Best Actress Exist Within Won

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