TWICE member Momo took to V Live to celebrate her 24th birthday with ONCE, where she is seen singing songs from TWICE and cuddling her pet dog, Boo.

Momo shared that she had dinner with fellow TWICE members on the previous day after her dance tutorial Livestream and prepared Tiramisu Cake, her favorite. She stated that she had a great time spending her birthday with the girl group.

The group's dance machine suggested listening to TWICE songs, starting from their previous hits but was left frustrated because she cannot focus on reading the comments simultaneously. Some ONCE had asked if she usually listens to other artists’ songs, and she admitted that she does not listen to TWICE's songs that much in her downtime.

It was a coincidence that Momo had a day off on her birthday, having finished all activities and promotion the day before. “What do you on your birthdays? I really don’t know what to do,” said Momo. Many fans stated that spending your birthday with friends is one way to celebrate it, to which the idol agreed.

“I don’t have many friends as it takes me quite a long time to make one. Maybe that’s why it’s a little hard for me,” Momo stated.

Moreover, Momo made a dance session to the group’s recent single “I Can’t Stop Me” with TWICE’s managers and her pet dog, Boo, who walked around the dance studio. The idol interacted with her fans at the V Live chat room and received a handful of suggestions for new covers.

As Momo is known for her dance talent, in the TWICE MV for “I Can’t Stop Me,” she stands out the most and the center of choreography and decides to spend her special day with ONCE.

Besides that, social media platforms shared congratulatory messages for Momo with the hashtag #OurPeachMomoDay, where fans worldwide posted various photos and videos of their favorite moments from the K-pop idol, who has become one of the industry’s most excellent dancers.

Meanwhile, TWICE is recently promoting their second full-length album “Eyes Wide Open” and its single “I Can’t Stop Me.”

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