Nayeon Wraps a Year-Long Solo Tour With a Message That Hit ONCE Right in the Feelings

TWICE's Nayeon closed the final night of her solo 'THIS IS FOR' tour and turned straight to social media to say goodbye properly.

On the 15th, she posted a series of behind-the-scenes photos alongside a message that was straightforward and warm in the way her writing usually is. "A long, long year of touring has come to an end," she wrote. "Because I wanted to finish things well at the very place where this tour began, I spent those three days feeling more nervous and shaky than I've ever felt on any stage."

She was candid about the arc of the whole experience, too. "This tour started with equal parts fear and excitement," she continued, "and looking back, I was endlessly lacking, but I made it here thanks to the expressions on ONCE's faces as they found happiness, their cheering, and the incredible crew members who were even more sincere about the stage than I was."

What came through most in the post was genuine gratitude rather than polished tour-closing PR. Nayeon wrote that the months of performing reminded her all over again how rare and lucky it is to dance and sing for a crowd that cheers back that hard. She closed by thanking every ONCE who came out over the course of the year, and every staff member who ran alongside her, before signing off with the line: "I'll send the 'THIS IS FOR' tour off well now."

The photos she shared show her in a halterneck corset-style top paired with bright lavender shorts, a playful, slightly kitschy look that fits the energy of the final nights. She holds the camera's gaze directly, big eyes forward.

The tour wrap arrives during an uncertain moment for TWICE as a group. JYP Entertainment has confirmed it is currently in re-renewal contract discussions with the members, and Tzuyu has already confirmed she will not be renewing. Where that leaves the group's lineup going forward is still an open question, which makes Nayeon's quiet, grateful farewell to this chapter feel a little weightier than a typical tour-end post.