SPILL THE TEA · PURPLE KISS · RECEIPTS ATTACHED
PURPLE KISS Finished the Goodbye Tour and Officially Ended Group Activities
No, this is not an indefinite hiatus card. The final schedule ended, the farewell release arrived, and the official group chapter closed.
Last meaningful update: November 16, 2025
Status: Closed: official group activities ended
Who: PURPLE KISS · PLORY · RBW
What happened
PURPLE KISS completed the planned final activities and ended the group chapter on November 16, 2025. The farewell period included the group’s last scheduled performances and A Violet to Remember, a title designed to make PLORY cry in complete sentences.
The important distinction is between the group and the people. PURPLE KISS ended official activities; the six members did not cease to have careers, voices, writing credits, or futures. Jieun’s earlier chapter also remains part of the archive.
The timeline
- August 4, 2025: RBW announces the November conclusion.
- Fall 2025: farewell schedules continue across multiple markets.
- November 15–16: final Seoul activities and official conclusion.
- Afterward: official community operations change and members move toward individual paths.
Receipts before screaming
What the official language says—and what it carefully avoids
Company notices are written to close doors without starting a fire in the hallway. Phrases such as “after long discussions” and “future paths” tell us that a decision was negotiated. They do not tell us which member wanted what, whether budgets were withdrawn first, or how early the final decision became unavoidable. Unless a member or the company documents those details, confident fandom explanations remain theories.
What is confirmed is enough to organize the file: RBW announced an end date, the members completed the scheduled final period, and official group activities concluded. That is different from an unconfirmed hiatus. It is also different from claiming every member retired or that every individual contract ended on the same day.
The people do not disappear with the group name
Goeun, Dosie, Ireh, Yuki, Chaein, and Swan carried different performance, writing, dance, and solo files into the ending. Jieun remains part of the original history. Future work belongs on those individual profiles as it becomes official; rumor should not be promoted into biography because fans are impatient for a next chapter.
Why this belongs in Tea
This is not a one-day headline. It is a career-status file that changed how fans understood the releases around it. The point of keeping the receipts together is so nobody has to reconstruct the ending from screenshots, half-translated posts, and a cousin’s memory of a deleted tweet.
Tea is allowed to have a point of view. The receipts are what keep that perspective from becoming fan fiction wearing a press badge.
RaeRae take
The finality hurts, but at least the archive is rich enough to argue with anyone who treats PURPLE KISS like a failed footnote. A business outcome is not a quality score. PLORY kept the receipts, the members left a ridiculous vocal file behind, and “Sweet Juice” will continue recruiting people after the group is gone.