K-pop Singer Hyuna Collapses on Stage at Waterbomb Festival in Macau
South Korean pop artist Hyuna, aged 33, fainted while performing at the Waterbomb Macau music festival on November 9, 2025. The incident occurred during her performance of the song “Bubble Pop!”
Videos shared on social media show the moment when Hyuna suddenly collapsed mid-performance. Two backup dancers immediately came to help her before a security staff member carried her off the stage.
Following the episode, Hyuna, formerly part of well-known groups like Wonder Girls, 4Minute, and Triple H, posted an apology and health update on Instagram later that evening.
“I’m truly sorry,” she wrote in Korean. “It hadn’t been long since my last show, but I wanted to give you my best.”
Hyuna added that she didn’t remember fainting and expressed her regret to the fans who attended the Macau performance.
“I’ll work on building my stamina and continue doing my best. I hope all goes well,” she wrote.
Background and Fan Reactions
The singer’s collapse has reignited concern among fans regarding her well-being. Many have posted supportive messages, urging her to rest and recover before returning to the stage.
About Hyuna
Hyuna debuted in the late 2000s and rose to fame through her dynamic stage presence and music influence in K-pop. She is widely recognized for her energetic performances and solo hits.
Author’s Summary: The artist’s sudden collapse at a Macau festival raised health concerns, but her personal message reassured fans of her recovery and dedication to performing.
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