G-Dragon Sparks Romance Rumors with 'Like' on Kiko Mizuhara Post

K-pop star G-Dragon has once again caught fans' attention by liking a social media post featuring Kiko Mizuhara, a Japanese model and actress with whom he has been linked several times in the past. The post, which circulated widely on social media and online communities, included a nostalgic caption about Mizuhara that read, "The Kiko Mizuhara we loved back in the day."

G-Dragon’s official Instagram account was found to have liked the post, igniting discussions among fans and netizens. The pair have been subject to dating rumors since 2010, with many sightings of the two together, yet neither party has officially confirmed a relationship. This recent incident has led fans to speculate, with comments ranging from, "Was it a mistake?" to, "Is he reminiscing about old times?" Some even suggested, "It’s just a habitual like."

G-Dragon is known for his active presence on social media, frequently liking various posts. He recently appeared on a YouTube channel called Camp Your Bias, where he mentioned, "I started liking posts as a way to promote myself, but I am grateful for my talented fans. When I like their posts, it makes them happy. It's my way of encouraging them." He admitted, "There isn't a special standard; I just quickly like things when I have time, my fingers have been worn out from it."

When fellow actor Lee Soo-hyuk jokingly noted on the program that G-Dragon often likes posts to the point of making mistakes, he quipped, "I have a big hand," eliciting laughter from the audience.

Separately from the social media buzz, G-Dragon has also been making headlines for his positive influence. He participated as an official ambassador and speaker at the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee held in Busan. At the opening ceremony, G-Dragon showcased a Taegeukgi design on his nails and passionately addressed the audience, saying, "Protecting heritage goes beyond preserving the past; it creates peace for the future." His foundation, Juspeace, established through his copyright donations, plans to continue its collaboration with UNESCO on sustainable public interest campaigns.