K-pop group TXT talks about heartbreak and growth from first breakup in new EP


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TXT members hope to top Billboard 200 with fourth EP ‘minisode 2: Thursday’s Child.’ – Photo: Big Hit Entertainment

No one finds their first breakup easy, but it does not have to be all tears and anger. That’s the message from K-pop boy band Tomorrow X Together on their new album minisode 2: Thursday’s Child.

Before dropping the album, Tomorrow X Together, also known as TXT in short, held an in-person media showcase in Seoul on Monday.

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