Fans are worried following a post made by former ARrC member Doha.

ARrC debuted in August 2024 as a seven-member group with the mini album AR^C. The group saw two line-up changes, with their most recent release, “Skiid,” happening in November 2025.
However, in June 2026, the group was announced to have disbanded, surprising fans. Fans were also angry at the agency over how the group was handled, as well as the sudden nature of the disbandment.
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As the members have gone on their own paths, a recent message from Doha has left many distressed.
On June 7, Doha shared an Instagram update of a black screen and the text, “I don’t think I can become an idol anymore, even if I wanted to. I’m sorry.”

I don’t think I can become an idol anymore, even if I wanted to. I’m sorry.
— Doha
Doha has also removed all of his posts from his Instagram account.

The story was reposted to X, where fans showed concern and anger of the seemingly defeated tone of his post.
excuse me????? And he deleted all his posts???? Huh???? pic.twitter.com/mUEzcYeJgq
— babey🌸🌱 (@imbabeyy) August 7, 2026
mystic story you will pay for this
— ‹★› (@laannism) August 8, 2026
omg dont give up aint he 08?? he still got so much opportunity
— kdz’s alt | idk (@rzcktropica) August 7, 2026
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