Jeonghan

Jeonghan, born Yoon Jeong-han on October 4, 1995, is a South Korean singer best known as a lead vocalist and visual of the K-pop group SEVENTEEN under Pledis Entertainment. He debuted with SEVENTEEN in May 2015 and has since become a key member, known for his angelic visuals and warm stage presence. In June 2024, he launched the official subunit Jeonghan x Wonwoo (JxW) with fellow member Wonwoo, releasing the album This Man. He enlisted for mandatory military service on September 26, 2024, and was discharged on June 25, 2026, after which he is expected to resume activities with SEVENTEEN. [edit]

Jeonghan was born in Seoul and grew up in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province. He has one younger sister, about four years his junior. He graduated from Hyangnam High School and later enrolled in a K-pop program at university. His path to stardom began when Pledis Entertainment staff scouted him at a subway station, leading him to join the company as a trainee in 2013. He trained for two years and two months before debuting with SEVENTEEN, appearing in pre-debut content like SEVENTEEN TV. [edit]

Jeonghan debuted as a lead vocalist and visual of SEVENTEEN on May 26, 2015, with the mini-album 17 Carat. The group quickly gained popularity for their self-produced music and synchronized performances. In June 2024, he debuted the subunit Jeonghan x Wonwoo with the album This Man, marking a major individual milestone. As a member of SEVENTEEN's Vocal Team, he has contributed to numerous hit albums and world tours. He is widely recognized as one of the group's top visuals, earning the nickname Angel. [edit]

Jeonghan is widely known for his angelic visuals, earning the nickname "Angel" due to his delicate features, long hair, and warm stage presence. His signature aesthetic blends soft elegance with a playful, mischievous personality that contrasts his appearance. He often wears pastel tones and is associated with the angel emoji (👼). Fans perceive him as the group's elegant visual with a sly, teasing side. SEVENTEEN's fandom is called CARAT; Jeonghan's personal fan nickname is "Jeonghanangels," and fans celebrate "Angel Day" on the 4th and 10th of each month. On social media, he posts sporadically with a gentle, sometimes cheeky tone, sharing aesthetic photos and behind-the-scenes content.[edit]

Jeonghan commands a devoted following as a core member of SEVENTEEN, where the collective fanbase known as CARAT has grown into one of the most organized communities in K-pop. Since his debut in 2015, fans have rallied around his distinct visual identity and playful personality, often referencing his "vampire" persona or his signature long hair in fan art and discussions. The community is renowned for its large-scale birthday campaigns and charity drives, which have supported the entire group through major milestones like world tours and military enlistments. His return from mandatory service in June 2026 was met with an immediate outpouring of digital support, marking a significant cultural moment as he became the first member to complete his duty and reintegrate into the entertainment industry. Fans also celebrate his narrative of working a standard 9-to-6 office job during his hiatus, viewing it as a grounding chapter that humanized his idol status before his resurgence. While specific solo projects like the subunit Jeonghan x Joshua have generated excitement, the fandom remains unified under the official CARAT name without a separate designation for him alone. According to the iFANN Global Fame Engine evaluation from August 2026, Jeonghan is currently evaluated but does not hold a placement in the published rankings, meaning he is not listed within the Global Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list.[edit]

Jeonghan earned the nickname Angel because his birthday, October 4th, sounds like the Korean word for angel (cheon-sa). He playfully ranks himself as the third best visual in SEVENTEEN, placing himself behind Vernon and Mingyu. Despite being one of the older members, his mischievous nature has led fans to call him the Eldest Maknae. He has stated a preference for dating someone older who can take care of him. A widely retold story among fans involves his time working a regular 9-to-6 office job after his initial hiatus, a period he described as healthy and grounding before returning to the spotlight. Another key legend is his status as the first member of SEVENTEEN to complete mandatory military service upon his discharge in June 2026, an event celebrated as a major victory for the group's continuity. Following his return, news emerged of his collaboration with Joshua in a new unit, further cementing his active role in the group's future.[edit]

Jeonghan has one younger sister, about four years younger than him. He was born in Seoul but grew up in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province. His parents' professions are not publicly known. He maintains a close relationship with his family, though details are kept private. [edit]

Jeonghan is closely associated with his SEVENTEEN bandmates, especially Woozi, Joshua, DK, and Seungkwan as fellow Vocal Team members. He has a strong bond with Wonwoo, with whom he formed the subunit Jeonghan x Wonwoo. He works under Pledis Entertainment alongside other K-pop acts. [edit]

Jeonghan has never publicly confirmed any romantic relationships. As of 2026, he is reported to be single with no known partners. There are no records of marriages, engagements, or children. Fan speculation exists, but no credible sources have confirmed any dating history. [edit]

Per iFANN's editorial analysis for 2026, Jeonghan's net worth is estimated at $1.5 Million. This figure reflects his earnings primarily from his career as a K-pop idol with SEVENTEEN, including album sales, concert revenues, merchandise royalties, and endorsements. Additional income streams include his subunit activities with Jeonghan x Joshua, variety show appearances, and brand deals. While exact figures are not publicly disclosed, his wealth has grown steadily alongside the global success of the group.[edit]