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Seventeen’s Woozi enlists, Hoshi to follow
Seventeen member Hoshi has enlisted in the South Korean military as an active member of the Army.
He shaved his head in preparation for his service and shared photos on Instagram with fellow member The8.
Hoshi expressed his intention to return safely via a Korean message on his social media post.
His enlistment follows that of fellow member Woozi, who entered basic military training camp on Monday, September 15.
Members Jeonghan and Wonwoo are also currently serving in the military, having enlisted in September last year and April, respectively.
Hoshi and Woozi recently released their debut single album "Beam" in March as a subunit.
Seventeen recently visited the Philippines in January as part of their 'Right Here' concert tour and will head to Hong Kong for their "New_" world tour on September 27-28.
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