K-pop group GOT7 leader Jay B is in a relationship with YouTuber PURE.D
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K-pop group GOT& leader Jay B is in a relationship with PURE.D. The two have been dating for nine months now.
K-pop group GOT7 leader Jay B is now confirmed to be in a relationship with YouTuber and special effects artist PURE.D, as per media reports. Their representatives have confirmed the news in a statement and have asked for support from fans in their individual endeavors. The couple has been together for nine months now.
In a statement shared by the Korean tabloid, Soompi, the representatives of the couple said, "They are cautious as they both have jobs where their faces are known to the public. They have been maintaining a good relationship for nine months. Please continue to support them."
The duo were introduced to each other through a mutual acquaintance, and have been together for nine months now.
Jay B, aka Lim Jaebeom, is the leader of GOT7 who made their debut in 2014. The singer started off as an actor with Dream High 2 in 2012. He then went on to do a JJ Project with member Jinyoung. After their debut in GOT7, the members parted ways with their original company, JYP Entertainment, in 2021 after their contract expired. Jay B joined H1GHR MUSIC last year, and also released a solo album SOMO: FUME and two albums under Def and Offshore.
On the other hand, PURE.D is a special effects artist who has worked on various films, dramas, and, commercials. She has more than 4,00,000 subscribers on YouTube.
In other news, GOT7 released a new album in May this year with the title track NANANA. This was their first project together after their departure from JYP Entertainment.
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