VCHA disbanded? Group disappears from social media, leaving fans worried - Here's what we know
In addition to that, their accounts have also gone into blackout mode, further raising concerns online.
All content was deleted from VCHA's account
Any content that had been posted on the group's social media accounts has now been deleted. This also includes their main group account as well as the member's account. Not only that, but their profile photos have also been removed from their accounts, further worrying fans.
🆕 | Every single social media account of
#VCHA
has removed its profile picture and deleted all posts.
pic.twitter.com/j5QrP8YOyF
— VCHA BASE (@vchapopbase)
August 5, 2025
This action is not limited to only one social media platform, as all of their accounts no longer have any content on them.
The group has also been removed from their management agency's official website as well, without so much as a notice from the firm. The action has worried fans of the group, who have been speculating that they may have disbanded already.
Members have opened solo accounts
As the group's official accounts have gone dark, the members' solo accounts have surfaced online, sparking debate about what is happening with the group.
KG left the group last year after alleging mistreatment by the hands of their management agency, and had even filed a legal case against them, which is still ongoing.
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Member Kaylee also surprised everyone this year when she shared a letter on her social media accounts announcing that her journey with VCHA has come to an end and that she wishes the group all the best for the future. After her departure, no proper updates had been shared by the four remaining members of the group, Camila, Lexi, Kendall or Savanna.
The group debuted in 2024 and was formed as a part of the variety show program 'A2K'. They were a Western pop group that debuted under the K-pop system and had garnered a lot of traction for their unique concept. As of right now, the company or any of its members have not shared their comments about the matter.
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