十年之約成真！I.O.I 確認2026年重組，但11人舞台確定少一人
傳奇K-POP女團I.O.I確認將於2026年出道十週年之際重組，成員俞璉靜證實此消息。然而，演員康美娜因行程衝突預計將缺席。本文分析其背後意義。
傳奇女團的十年之約即將兌現，但舞台上的身影似乎無法完整。由人氣選秀節目催生的限定女子團體I.O.I，已確認將為慶祝出道十週年，於2026年再度重組。根據TenAsia報導，雖然成員俞璉靜親口證實此消息，但據悉11名成員中將有1人缺席這次盛大的重逢。
俞璉靜證實：場地已定，鎖定春季
重組計畫的具體消息由成員俞璉靜在出演KBS Cool FM廣播節目時透露。當被問及I.O.I未來的活動可能性時，她確認了2026年的重組計畫。她更進一步提到，團體已經確保了演出場地，並暗示演唱會預計在春季舉行。在此之前，另一位成員金世正也曾談及十週年計畫，但當時表示尚未有任何定案。
康美娜因行程衝突，恐將遺憾缺席
然而，這份喜悅之中也夾雜著一絲遺憾。據報導，已轉型為演員的前成員康美娜將無法參加這次的重組活動。原因據悉是她即將開拍的戲劇及其宣傳期，與重組活動的行程有所衝突。
活動不足一年，影響力卻石破天驚
I.O.I誕生於2016年的真人選秀節目《PRODUCE 101》。儘管她們的團體活動時間不足一年，但其影響力卻是爆炸性的，在正式解散後，仍有無數粉絲期盼她們能再度合體。
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