what the hell?

Wow.

Just my theory, I may be wrong. Some background on me, I used to be a U.S. Immigration Officer.  First, we know that Mint has a Thai name (50 questions). Second, we know that Mint has a mother and a Father.("Love my mother and my Father." from her 50 questions) Third, her mother can be seen on her "Trainee" video on Youtube, and appears to be Thai.(Korean speakers, if you could colaborate this?) Fourth, she was doing Thai dance contests apparently when she was auditioned by GNC for trainee status. If the country of Korea is anything like the U.S. it is a very complicated process to get a work visa for a non-citizen to work in a country. However, if she already had dual citizen status as a Korean from her father-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Korean_nationality_law- then it would be no problem. I have seen this situtation before. A married man has a child with a woman other than his wife outside his country, and continues to support and care for his child even though he already has a wife and kids in his home country.  He wants to give his kid the opportunity to suceed in life so he acknowledges the citizenship of the child so he or she has a better chance at life in his home country.  Again, this is just my theory. I am limited to what I can find on the internet in English concerning Mint. If anyone who speaks Korean can disprove this theory, I would be greatfull. I in no way mean this to be disrespectfull  to Ms. Mint or anyone else, I just feel I have to comment to address the lack of information, possibly intentionally, I understand, in English about the personal lives and backgrounds of what I feel is the most underrated KPOP stars on the planet - the fantasically talented members of TINY G!