Will the Royal Princess join the ranks of K-pop idols? | KpopWriter

A royal princess pursuing her dream of turning into a Ok-pop idol.

Cambodia’s Princess Jenna Norodom was just lately launched to the general public in a current particular function on YTN. Jenna Norodom is the second daughter of Princess Norodom Bupphary and granddaughter of Norodom Sihamoni, the present King of Cambodia.

Regardless of the younger age of 11, Princess Jenna set her sights on turning into an idol. Along with her deep curiosity in Ok-drama and Ok-pop idol teams similar to BTS, Blackpink, and Momoland, Princess Jenna was immersed in Ok-pop tradition.

This impressed her to diligently follow choreography, cowl fashionable Kpop songs, and share them together with her 800,000 subscribers on her private YouTube channel. Specifically, final yr, she launched her self-composed track ‘Yuda Received’ and confirmed off her musical expertise.

Princess Jenna’s potential didn’t go unnoticed. In her current interview, Na Yoon-jeong, CEO of a home leisure company, confirmed curiosity in collaborating with the younger princess.

Na Yoon-jung praised Princess Jenna’s excellent studying skill and acknowledged her super potential. The Cambodian princess began her trainee life beneath the steering of her company final yr and she or he has already set her sights on making her mark within the Korean leisure business.

In an interview with YTN, Princess Jenna passionately expressed her love for Ok-pop, highlighting the distinctive and fashionable attraction of Ok-pop. She admired that Kpop songs have an irresistible power that retains the listener standing nonetheless. Ok-pop songs that create a light-weight and refreshing environment with a cheerful melody and an addictive beat resonate with listeners all over the world.

Supply: Billboard.