fangea
Unofficial fan-built page · not joined yet

Jessica Jung

Jessica Jung is a Korean American singer, author and fashion designer, known for Girls’ Generation, solo songs like “Fly” and “Beep Beep,” and her novels Shine and Bright.

11.3M+social following
0/ 100 nudges100 to go

At 100 nudges, fangea sends Jessica’s team an official invite.

🔒 Star boosts open once Jessica claims this page.

Latest

Jessica’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus her backstory and Starbook, where fans write.

Known for

Overview

From
San Francisco, California
Born
April 18, 1989
Breakout
Girls’ Generation, 2007
Solo debut
With Love, J, 2016
Also creates
Fashion, novels and lifestyle videos
Fans
Golden Stars

Mini bio

How it started.

Born in San Francisco, Jessica began training with SM Entertainment at 11. Seven years later, she debuted with Girls’ Generation in 2007.

Finding her own voice.

After leaving the group in 2014, she built a solo catalogue beginning with With Love, J in 2016. Its lead single “Fly,” featuring Fabolous, credits her as a lyricist and composer. Wonderland and My Decade followed, then Beep Beep in 2023.

Beyond the stage.

Jessica is the founder and creative director of Blanc & Eclare. She also writes fiction: Shine follows aspiring K-pop singer Rachel Kim, and Bright continues Rachel’s story after her debut. Her JESSICA LAND channel shares travel, fashion, beauty and everyday life.

Creditschronological, newest first

Music

Books

Television

Awards

Quotes

I never wanted to write an autobiography or a tell-all story. I wanted to make good entertainment.Jessica Jung, TIME

Speaking about her debut novel Shine in September 2020.

Trivia

  1. Her younger sister Krystal is a singer and actress.
  2. Krystal chose the name Leah for the sister character in Shine.
  3. Her fans are known as Golden Stars.

Find Jessica

Follow her music, stage moments and everyday updates.

Are you Jessica Jung?

Fans built this page. Claim it to connect with them and unlock Star boosts, or request a takedown if you’d rather it not exist.