2NE1 Sandara Park, CL, and Gong Minji attend Big Bang's 20th anniversary concert... Park Bom's absence raises questions

2NE1 members Sandara Park, CL, and Gong Minji were seen together at Big Bang’s 20th anniversary concert. On the 23rd, they each posted several photos taken at the Big Bang concert venue on their respective SNS accounts. In the photos, Sandara Park, CL, and Gong Minji posed with Big Bang members G-Dragon, Taeyang, and Daesung, showing their friendship. In particular, Gong Minji left a message saying, ″2NE1. Came excitedly to Ring Ringa. Overwhelmed with emotion. As expected, Big Bang power.″ On that day, the 2NE1 members posed warmly in front of the photo zone with the Big Bang logo, showcasing their teamwork. Their long-standing relationship and unwavering friendship attracted fans’ attention. However, another 2NE1 member, Park Bom, was not present, which left some fans disappointed. The reason for Park Bom’s absence was not disclosed. Park Bom temporarily suspended her activities last August due to health reasons. Since then, she has continued her music activities by releasing self-composed songs and stating that she would also work as a composer. Recently, there were rumors of discord related to past drug controversies involving Sandara Park, but those rumors subsided after Sandara Park and Gong Minji posted a photo with Park Bom on the group’s 17th debut anniversary in May. Meanwhile, Big Bang held their 20th anniversary world tour ″BIGBANG 2026-2027 WORLD TOUR ’XX : COSMOS’″ from the 21st to the 23rd at Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium. This tour is scheduled to have a total of 33 performances in 19 cities worldwide until February next year and is their first full-group solo concert in about nine years. The Goyang performances were sold out for both fan club pre-sale and general sale. The concert featured Big Bang’s representative songs, solo stages by the members, and the first live performance of the new song ″BiiiG.″ YG Entertainment described ″BiiiG″ as ″the song that most clearly captures Big Bang’s current state as they reach their 20th anniversary.″