Ruka
루카- Name
- Kawai Ruka
- Born
- 20 March 2002
- Role
- Oldest member
From Japan; the last of the seven trainees YG revealed in early 2023.
베이비몬스터Girl group · YG Entertainment · since 2024
Seven members, a second world tour across five continents and a new single due on 23 October 2026. Here is what a new MONSTIEZ needs to know.
3years on 1 April 2027 · in 163 days
The full seven-member debut was on 1 April 2024 with the EP BABYMONS7ER. Six members released the single "BATTER UP" on 27 November 2023.
Seven: Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora and Chiquita. Rami has been taking a break from activities since May 2025.
MONSTIEZ.
There is no designated leader. Ruka is the oldest member and Chiquita the youngest.
Yes. Their second world tour, CHOOM, opened in Seoul in June 2026 and covers 31 shows in 18 cities on five continents.
First digital single "BATTER UP", released by six members.
Debut as seven with the EP BABYMONS7ER and "SHEESH".
First studio album, DRIP.
First world tour, HELLO MONSTERS, including K-Arena Yokohama in April.
Rami takes a break from activities; the group performs as six.
Second EP, WE GO UP.
Third EP, CHOOM.
Digital single "SUGAR HONEY ICE TEA"; the CHOOM world tour opens in Seoul.
Two shows at Kyocera Dome Osaka draw 90,000 people.
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From Japan; the last of the seven trainees YG revealed in early 2023.
One of two Thai members; the sixth trainee YG revealed in early 2023.
From Japan; also uses the Korean name Kim Asa outside the group.
Missed the first two singles and rejoined for the April 2024 debut EP.
The first member revealed in 2023; on a break from activities since May 2025.
Spoke for the group in its debut-day interview with Korea JoongAng Daily.
From Thailand; the third trainee to be revealed by YG in 2023.
Coming 23 October 2026New digital single
Digital singles "FOREVER" (2024), "HOT SAUCE" and "Ghost" (2025) complete the Korean list. In Japan: "BATTER UP -JP Version-" (2024) and a live album from K-Arena Yokohama (2025).
The official name of the BABYMONSTER fandom, written 몬스티즈 in Korean.
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Play the DailyLast checked 20 October 2026. Sources include Korea JoongAng Daily, Sports Kyunghyang, Sports Kyunghyang and Soompi. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.