TWICE Members 2026: All 9 Profiles, Solo Songs, Personal Lives & Tour Roles

TWICE debuted on October 20, 2015, and ten years later they are headlining the biggest world tour in K-pop girl group history. All nine members Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu built this from a survival show called SIXTEEN into a global force. If you follow the TWICE THIS IS FOR World Tour 2026, knowing each member makes every concert richer.

This guide covers all nine members in full. Real names, positions, solo music, personal lives, family backgrounds, and exactly what each one brings to the stage right now.

TWICE at a Glance

All 9 TWICE Members Full Profiles

JihyoLeader · Main Vocalist

Born Feb 1, 1997 Real name: Park Ji-hyo Korean

Jihyo is the group’s leader and main vocalist. She trained at JYP Entertainment for 10 years before TWICE debuted the longest training period in the group. That foundation shows every night on stage.

Her solo career includes the hit “ATM” and “Killin’ Me Good,” both charting on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart. On the THIS IS FOR tour, her solo stage delivers one of the most powerful live vocal performances of any K-pop concert running right now.

Off stage, Jihyo lives alone in her own apartment a detail she shared openly on the Korean variety show I Live Alone. She is passionate about fitness, particularly weight training and golf.

NayeonOldest Member · Lead Vocalist · Lead Dancer

Born Sept 22, 1995 Real name: Im Na-yeon Korean

Nayeon is the oldest member known as “unnie” and frequently serves as the group’s center during performances. She was the first TWICE member to launch a solo career, releasing her debut mini-album IM NAYEON in 2022 with the lead single “POP!” She performed “MEEEEEE” as her solo stage on the THIS IS FOR tour.

She and Momo reportedly lived together for a period after the group’s main dorm era ended.

JeongyeonLead Vocalist

Born Nov 1, 1996 Real name: Yoo Jeong-yeon Korean

Jeongyeon has one of the most distinct vocal tones in K-pop. Her voice cuts through the mix in a way that makes her immediately identifiable. She lives with her older sister, actress Gong Seung yeon.

Her father is Yoo Chang joon, a well known chef who has appeared on Korean cooking shows. Jeongyeon’s solo stage on the THIS IS FOR tour “Fix A Drink,” performed in a white bedazzled cowgirl hat and chaps became one of the most talked-about moments of the entire North American run. She is also part of the “Takedown” unit with Jihyo and Chaeyoung.

MomoMain Dancer · Sub-Vocalist · Sub-Rapper

Born Nov 9, 1996 Real name: Hirai Momo Japanese

Momo joined TWICE specifically for her dance skills was added to the final lineup after SIXTEEN based on performance ability alone. Originally from Japan, she is part of the Japanese subunit MISAMO (Momo, Sana, Mina).

Her older sister Hana is a professional dancer. Momo’s solo stage “MOVE LIKE THAT” on the THIS IS FOR tour showcases exactly why she holds the main dancer title the technique is at a different level from almost anyone touring right now.

In January 2026, JYP Entertainment confirmed Momo is currently in a relationship with a non celebrity. His identity has not been publicly disclosed.

SanaSub-Vocalist · Lead Dancer

Born Dec 29, 1996 Real name: Minatozaki Sana Japanese

Sana is the only TWICE member who is an only child. She became globally recognized for her “shy shy shy” delivery in “Cheer Up” a moment that took on a life of its own across social media and remains one of K-pop’s most iconic single-member moments.

Her solo stage “DECAFFEINATED” on the THIS IS FOR tour leans into her warm, playful stage personality. Sana is part of MISAMO and carries multiple high-profile brand ambassador roles in Japan and Korea.

MinaMain Dancer · Sub-Vocalist

Born March 24, 1997 Real name: Myoui Mina Japanese-American

Mina was born in San Antonio, Texas, and raised in Japan. She is professionally trained in ballet a background that gives her movement an elegance distinct from any other K-pop dancer working today. Her father is a prominent surgeon and professor at Osaka University Hospital.

Her solo “STONE COLD” on the THIS IS FOR tour reflects the “Black Swan” artistic identity she has cultivated. Mina is also a dedicated gamer and spends significant free time playing video games.

DahyunLead Rapper · Sub-Vocalist

Born May 28, 1998 Real name: Kim Da-hyun Korean

Dahyun is the group’s lead rapper and one of its most recognized variety personalities. Her flexibility and comedic timing on Korean entertainment shows built a separate fan following beyond the music alone.

She sustained a fractured ankle during the North American leg of the THIS IS FOR World Tour. JYP Entertainment confirmed her withdrawal from shows through early March 2026. For full details, see our Dahyun tour withdrawal update. Her solo stage “CHESS” was not performed during the affected North American dates.

ChaeyoungMain Rapper · Sub-Vocalist

Born April 23, 1999 Real name: Son Chae-young Korean

Chaeyoung is a visual artist who designed the official TWICE logo. She is the group’s main rapper and released her solo album LIL FANTASY in 2025. Her artistic identity extends well beyond music into drawing, painting, and visual design.

In 2024, it was confirmed that Chaeyoung is dating R&B singer Zion.T. She is part of the “Takedown” unit with Jihyo and Jeongyeon on the THIS IS FOR tour.

TzuyuMaknae · Lead Dancer · Visual

Born June 14, 1999 Real name: Chou Tzu-yu Taiwanese

Tzuyu is the youngest member the maknae and the group’s designated visual. She was added to TWICE as the audience’s favorite pick during SIXTEEN. Originally from Taiwan, her family is known to be affluent; her mother is a major shareholder in several plastic surgery clinics in Taiwan.

Tzuyu released her solo debut album abouTZU and performed “DIVE IN” as her solo stage on the THIS IS FOR tour. She and Jeongyeon are known for their love of animals and reportedly volunteer together at animal shelters.

How Much Does TWICE Earn Per Concert?

TWICE’s exact individual pay is not publicly disclosed. But industry data from the THIS IS FOR World Tour paints a clear picture of the group’s commercial scale.

THIS IS FOR Tour Revenue Snapshot

Based on industry estimates and historical Billboard Boxscore data.

Avg Gross Per Show

$3.9M–$4.4M

North American dates

Japan & Taiwan Shows

$6M–$7M

Projected per show

THIS IS FOR Projection

$220M+

Total tour revenue

Ready to Be Tour

$170M

51 shows, 1.5M tickets sold

The revenue split between JYP Entertainment and TWICE follows an industry-standard model. Established JYP artists typically share 40–50% of tour revenue after the label takes its portion. After touring costs and company deductions, estimates suggest each member earns roughly $75,000 to $100,000 per show on a high-grossing tour.

TWICE also holds a historic milestone: they became the first female K-pop group to earn over $2 million in a single US concert. That record dates back to an earlier tour. The THIS IS FOR numbers have since surpassed it.

Private bookings corporate events, brand appearances run at an estimated $2.5 million to $6 million per engagement. Merchandise sales and brand endorsements that run alongside the touring schedule add significantly to member earnings beyond the ticket revenue split.

TWICE Members’ Personal Lives and Relationships

TWICE members maintained a three-year dating ban after their 2015 debut standard practice for JYP Entertainment artists. That ban expired long ago. Here is the current confirmed picture:

ChaeyoungConfirmedDating R&B singer Zion.T confirmed in 2024.

MomoConfirmedJYP confirmed in January 2026 she is dating a non-celebrity. Identity not disclosed.

JihyoPast / UnconfirmedPublicly dated Kang Daniel (2019–2020). 2024 reports linked her to Yun Sung-bin never officially confirmed.

Momo (past)EndedPublic relationship with Super Junior’s Heechul (January 2020 – July 2021).

OthersNo Official ConfirmationNayeon, Sana, Jeongyeon, Mina, Dahyun, Tzuyu various rumors, none officially confirmed.

Where Do the TWICE Members Live?

After years of sharing a JYP-managed dormitory, the members have largely moved into their own spaces. Jihyo lives alone she documented this on the variety show I Live Alone. Jeongyeon lives with her sister, actress Gong Seung-yeon.

Nayeon and Momo reportedly shared a living space for a period after the group’s main dorm era. The three Japanese members Sana, Momo, and Mina are speculated to have various arrangements depending on family visits from Japan, though none have publicly confirmed current details.

Notable Family Backgrounds

Several TWICE members come from families with their own public profiles. Jeongyeon’s father, Yoo Chang joon, is a well known chef who has appeared on Korean television cooking programs. Mina’s father is a professor and surgeon at Osaka University Hospital.

Tzuyu’s family holds financial prominence in Taiwan, with her mother being a major shareholder in multiple plastic surgery clinics. Momo’s older sister Hana is a professional dancer a family influence that clearly shaped Momo’s development as TWICE’s main dancer.

Personal Hobbies and Interests

The members’ off-stage lives are as varied as their on-stage personas. Mina is a dedicated gamer. Chaeyoung draws and paints and designed the group’s logo. Jihyo trains seriously in the gym and plays golf. Tzuyu and Jeongyeon both love animals and reportedly volunteer at shelters together.

TWICE Members on the THIS IS FOR World Tour

Every TWICE member gets a solo spotlight on the THIS IS FOR World Tour. The solo stage section runs through all nine members or eight, when Dahyun is sidelined each performing 60 to 90 seconds of their own material. The lineup shows the full range of who these nine people are as individual artists.

The complete THIS IS FOR World Tour setlist includes four acts, unit stages, and an encore that changes every night. The tour runs 78 shows across 43 global regions the largest-scale world tour in TWICE’s history.

TWICE also made history this year as the first overseas artist confirmed to headline Tokyo National Stadium a milestone that lands in April 2026, well into the tour’s second half. For a group that started on a survival show ten years ago, it reads like fiction. It is not.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the 9 members of TWICE?

The nine members are Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu formed by JYP Entertainment through the 2015 survival show SIXTEEN.

Who is the leader of TWICE?

Jihyo is the leader and main vocalist. She holds the record for the longest training period in the group 10 years at JYP before debuting.

Who is the youngest member of TWICE?

Tzuyu (born June 14, 1999) is the youngest called the maknae. She is from Taiwan and joined as the audience’s pick on SIXTEEN.

Which TWICE member is injured in 2026?

Dahyun fractured her ankle during the North American tour and sat out shows through early March 2026. JYP confirmed the withdrawal officially

.How much does TWICE earn per concert?

TWICE grosses an estimated $3.9M–$4.4M per show. Each member reportedly earns $75,000–$100,000 per high-grossing show after company splits and costs.

Which TWICE members are in confirmed relationships?

Chaeyoung is confirmed dating Zion.T (since 2024). Momo’s relationship with an unnamed non celebrity was confirmed by JYP in January 2026.

What is TWICE’s fandom name?

TWICE’s fandom is called ONCE. The official lightstick is the CANDYBONG ∞