The iconic K-pop girl group CLC is reportedly staging a surprise comeback in 2025, and fans are losing their minds. A viral post on X (formerly Twitter) sparked speculation this week with the claim: “CLC is reportedly planning on having a comeback this year.” Now, whispers of a reunion are echoing across K-pop fandoms, particularly among Cheshires, the group’s dedicated fanbase.
CLC debuted in March 2015 under Cube Entertainment with their five-member EP First Love, before expanding to a seven-member lineup in 2016 with Elkie and Eunbin.
Known for genre-defying tracks like Hobgoblin, No, and Me, the group made waves both locally and internationally. Their single No brought CLC their first music show win, while Me landed on Billboard’s World Digital Songs chart, showcasing their global impact.
Despite a dynamic musical evolution through EDM, trap, R&B, and synth-pop, CLC faced challenges in promotion and lineup stability. By 2020, group activities were quietly suspended, and by 2022, their global fan site was taken offline—prompting fears of disbandment.
While official group activities paused, members remained connected to fans through solo careers and cryptic reassurances. In early 2025, Sorn confirmed plans for a reunion tied to CLC‘s 10th anniversary, fueling speculation that the group was far from finished.
Following the latest rumor, fans have taken to social media with a blend of shock, joy, and cautious optimism:
- “Seunghee coming back is like the equivalent of the resurrection of Jesus.”
- “Shut up and take my money.”
While no official statement has been made by the members, hopes are high for at least a digital single or group EP to celebrate their anniversary. After nearly five years of silence and ten since their debut, the potential return of CLC would not just be a comeback, it would be a K-pop redemption arc.
