HyunA Biography: Age, Husband, Net Worth, Songs, Height, Parents, Child, Controversy

Biography

HyunA, born Kim Hyun-ah on June 6, 1992, in Seoul, South Korea, is a renowned singer-songwriter, rapper, and model.

She first debuted in 2007 as a member of Wonder Girls under JYP Entertainment but left shortly after due to health issues. In 2009, she joined Cube Entertainment and became a member of 4Minute, one of South Korea’s top girl groups.

HyunA launched her solo career in 2010 with the single Change and gained massive recognition with her 2011 EP Bubble Pop!, becoming the first female K-pop soloist to surpass 100 million views on a YouTube music video. She has also been part of notable projects like Trouble Maker and Triple H, showcasing her dynamic performance style.

After leaving Cube Entertainment in 2018, she signed with P Nation in 2019 and released hits like Flower Shower. Known for her bold stage presence and artistic influence, HyunA remains a trailblazer in the K-pop industry.

Description:	South Korean singer-songwriter and rapper
HyunA
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Kim Hyun-ah
Stage Name:	HyunA
Born:	6 June 1992 (age 32 years old)
Place of Birth:	Hongje-dong, Seoul, South Korea
Nationality:	South Korean
Education:	Choongam Middle School, Incheon High School, Korea High School of Music and Arts, Konkuk University
Height:	1.64 m
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Hyun-ah
Siblings:	Kim Hyun-ho
Spouse:	Yong Jun-hyung ​(m. 2024)​
Boyfriend • Partner:	Kim Hyo-jong (2022), Lee Joon, E’Dawn (2016-2022)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Musician • Model
Net Worth:	$10 million-$12 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Kim Hyun-ah, known professionally as HyunA, was born on June 6, 1992, in Seoul, South Korea. While she has not openly discussed her religious beliefs, some sources suggest she was raised in a Christian household, though this has not been officially confirmed.

HyunA was raised by her parents, but details about their names or professions remain largely private. Her mother has been mentioned in interviews as a strong source of support, particularly during her early struggles in the entertainment industry.

Her parents divorced when she was young, an experience she has acknowledged as having a significant emotional impact. She has two younger brothers—one named Kim Hyun-ho—whom she has described as being very protective of.

HyunA attended Choongam Middle School for her education before enrolling at Incheon High School. Due to her demanding schedule as a trainee and performer, she later transferred to Korea High School of Music and Arts, a specialized arts institution in Seoul. She also pursued studies in Art and Culture at Konkuk University, though her primary focus remained on her career in entertainment.

Growing up in Seoul, HyunA developed a passion for performing arts, particularly singing and dancing. At a young age, she auditioned for JYP Entertainment and was accepted as a trainee, marking the start of her journey in the K-pop industry.

Career

HyunA‘s career began in 2007 when she debuted as a member of Wonder Girls under JYP Entertainment. However, due to chronic gastroenteritis, she left the group shortly after their debut.

Determined to continue her journey, she joined Cube Entertainment in 2008 and debuted with 4Minute in 2009. With hits like Hot Issue and Muzik, 4Minute quickly became one of South Korea’s most popular girl groups, and HyunA emerged as a standout performer known for her charisma and dance prowess.

In 2010, she launched her solo career with Change, showcasing her versatility as an artist. Her 2011 EP, Bubble Pop!, became a game-changer, with the title track making her the first female K-pop soloist to surpass 100 million views on a YouTube music video. She continued to dominate as a solo act with hits like Ice Cream (2012) and Red (2014), further establishing her signature bold and energetic style.

Beyond her solo work, HyunA explored collaborative projects, debuting in 2011 as part of the duo Trouble Maker with Jang Hyun-seung. Their provocative hit Trouble Maker became a massive success.

In 2017, she formed the co-ed trio Triple H with Pentagon members Hui and E’Dawn, blending music with a retro aesthetic. After 4Minute disbanded in 2016, she fully shifted her focus to her solo career and collaborations.

In 2018, HyunA left Cube Entertainment following a highly publicized controversy over her relationship with E’Dawn, leading to their departure from the agency. The following year, she signed with P Nation, the label founded by PSY, and released Flower Shower, showcasing a more refined and artistic side. Under P Nation, she continued to evolve musically, releasing the 2021 EP I’m Not Cool, further proving her versatility and longevity in the industry.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Hyuna
• Instagram: Hyuna Kim (@hyunah_aa)
• YouTube: HyunA / HyunA 현아 (Official YouTube Channel)
• IMDb: Hyuna

Personal Life

HyunA, born Kim Hyun-ah on June 6, 1992, is 32 years old today. She married singer and former Highlight member Yong Jun-hyung on October 11, 2024.

Their private wedding ceremony took place at Samcheonggak, a scenic mountainside resort in Seoul, attended by close friends and family. This marks HyunA’s first marriage, and as of now, she has no children.

Standing at 1.64 meters (5 feet 4 inches), HyunA has had a widely discussed dating history due to her high-profile relationships within the K-pop industry. Early in her career, she was rumored to be linked with Lee Joon, a former member of MBLAQ, though nothing was ever confirmed.

In August 2018, she publicly revealed her relationship with E’Dawn, a former Pentagon member. She shared that they had been dating since May 2016 after bonding through their co-ed group Triple H. Their romance became highly publicized, ultimately leading to their departure from Cube Entertainment in 2018. The couple got engaged in February 2022 but announced their separation in November 2022.

HyunA began dating Yong Jun-hyung in 2023, and their relationship was confirmed in January 2024. The couple announced their engagement in July 2024 before tying the knot in October 2024.

Net Worth

HyunA, whose real name is Kim Hyun-ah, has an estimated net worth of around $10 million to $12 million as of recent reports.

Her wealth is primarily derived from her successful career as a singer, songwriter, rapper, and model in the K-pop industry. Key contributors to her earnings include album sales, concert tours, and digital downloads from her solo career and group projects with 4Minute, Trouble Maker, and Triple H.

Additionally, HyunA has secured lucrative endorsement deals with major brands like Adidas, Puma, Calvin Klein, and Loewe, as well as revenue from her YouTube channel and her fashion brand, HyunA x SPICYCOLOR.

Body of Work

Solo Discography

Extended Plays (EPs)

• Bubble Pop! (2011)
  • Notable tracks: “Bubble Pop!”, “Just Follow” (feat. Dok2)
• Melting (2012)
  • Notable tracks: “Ice Cream” (feat. Maboos), “Unripe Apple”
• A Talk (2014)
  • Notable tracks: “Red”, “Blacklist” (feat. LE)
• A+ (2015)
  • Notable tracks: “Roll Deep” (feat. Jung Il-hoon), “Run & Run”
• A’wesome (2016)
  • Notable tracks: “How’s This?”, “Do It!”
• Following (2017)
  • Notable tracks: “Babe”, “Dart”
• I’m Not Cool (2021)
  • Notable tracks: “I’m Not Cool”, “Good Girl”
• Nabillera (2022)
  • Notable tracks: “Nabillera,” “Bad Dog”

Singles

• “Change” (2010) (feat. Yong Jun-hyung)
• “Flower Shower” (2019)
• “Ping Pong” (2021) (with Dawn as a duo)

Collaborations and Features

• “Wasteful Tears” (2009) by Navi (featured artist)
• “Bittersweet” (2009) by Brave Brothers (featured artist)
• “2009” (2009) by Lee Gi-kwang (featured artist)
• “Oppa Is Just My Style” (2012) by Psy (featured artist, a remake of “Gangnam Style”)
• “She’s My Girl” (2015) by Jung Il-hoon (featured artist)
• “Upgrade” (2020) by Jessi (featured artist on Nuna album)

Group Discography

Wonder Girls (2007)

• The Wonder Begins (2007) (mini-album, as a member before departure)
  • Notable tracks: “Irony”, “Bad Boy”

4Minute (2009–2016)

• Studio Albums:
  • Diamond (2010)  
  • 4Minutes Left (2011)
• EPs and Notable Singles:
  • “Hot Issue” (2009)  
  • “Muzik” (2009)  
  • “HuH” (2010)  
  • “I My Me Mine” (2010)  
  • “Heart to Heart” (2011)  
  • “Volume Up” (2012)  
  • “Love Tension” (2012)  
  • “What’s Your Name?” (2013)  
  • “Is It Poppin’?” (2013)  
  • “Whatcha Doin’ Today” (2014)  
  • “Crazy” (2015)  
  • “Hate” (2016)

Trouble Maker (2011–2013)

• Trouble Maker (2011) (mini-album with Jang Hyun-seung)
  • Notable tracks: “Trouble Maker”, “The Words I Don’t Want to Hear”
• “Chemistry” (2013) (mini-album)
  • Notable tracks: “Now”, “Attention”

Triple H (2017)

• 199X (2017) (mini-album with Hui and E’Dawn)
  • Notable tracks: “365 Fresh”, “What’s Going On?”
• Retro Futurism (2018) (mini-album)
  • Notable tracks: “Retro Future”, “Feel”

Duo with Dawn (2021)

• [1+1=1] (2021) (mini-album as a duo with Dawn)
  • Notable tracks: “Ping Pong”, “Deep Dive”

Other Notable Works

• Television Appearances:
  • Participated in variety shows like Invincible Youth (2009–2010) and Dancing with the Stars (2012).  
  • Featured in Psy’s “Gangnam Style” music video (2012).
• Modeling and Endorsements:
  • Modeled for brands like Adidas, Puma, Calvin Klein, and Loewe.  
  • Launched her own fashion line, HyunA x SPICYCOLOR.