

Hanni Pham
Hanni Pham (하니) brought a Melbourne-raised, Vietnamese-Australian perspective into NewJeans just as ADOR and HYBE reset the pace of modern girl-group debuts. She entered the Seoul trainee system after building early performance confidence in Australia, then arrived in the group's 2022 launch with a lighter vocal tone and unusually quick camera connection.
That opening run moved fast. Hanni debuted with NewJeans on Attention and helped power the early sequence that turned Hype Boy, OMG, and Supernatural into international touchpoints. She is not just a face inside the lineup. Writing credits on Attention and OMG show a member with creative input as well as front-line visibility.
Outside the music cycle, Hanni has become one of the most commercially fluent members of the group, moving cleanly into luxury and beauty work with Gucci while keeping a direct connection to fans through her personal Instagram. Her value on HITKULTR sits in that overlap: global fan recognition, real catalog weight, and a fashion profile that extends well beyond standard idol-brand placement.
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Hanni at OLENS event, 2024 / CC BY 3.0 / Olensglobal via Wikimedia Commons
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