K-pop 'Rollin'' queens Brave Girls disband


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The revival of the group Brave Girls has come to its unfortunate end, with the quartet officially terminating its activities as of Thursday. – Photo: Brave Entertainment

The revival of the group Brave Girls has come to its unfortunate end, with the quartet officially terminating its activities as of Thursday.

Brave Entertainment, the label behind the four-member K-pop girl group, announced on Thursday that the band will end its activities with the members' contracts with the agency terminating that day.

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