BABYMONSTER Members: Seven Names and the Right Faces

BABYMONSTER’s official profile lists seven members: RUKA, PHARITA, ASA, AHYEON, RAMI, RORA and CHIQUITA. Start with that named profile rather than trying to identify everybody from an unlabelled stage clip. Below is a simple way to match the seven names with the right official portraits, then try the group’s released 2026 “MOON” MV.

ASA at a BANILA CO photocall in May 2026. She is one of the seven members in the linked official profile; this individual portrait is not presented as the full group. Press-video frame: TV10 / K-POPIT, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); original video with Creative Commons reuse permission. The existing Commons frame is scaled proportionally in the article; preview thumbnails may crop the edges.

By Kpop From Seoul · Roster and release status rechecked October 26, 2026 (KST).

Seven names with an official face reference

The following name-to-portrait links come directly from the labelled member section of YG’s current BABYMONSTER profile. The order follows that page. Each portrait opens on YG’s own website; the event photographs in this article are separately licensed and credited.

Official name	Face reference
RUKA	Open RUKA’s official portrait
PHARITA	Open PHARITA’s official portrait
ASA	Open ASA’s official portrait
AHYEON	Open AHYEON’s official portrait
RAMI	Open RAMI’s official portrait
RORA	Open RORA’s official portrait
CHIQUITA	Open CHIQUITA’s official portrait

Choose two names to begin with. Open their portraits, close the page and see whether you can recall them; then check again. A useful first success is recognising two people with confidence, rather than attaching seven names quickly and having to undo mistakes later.

Match the person, not one hairstyle

RORA performing in Manila on September 5, 2026. She is one of the seven members listed in YG’s official profile; this individual photograph is not presented as the full group. Photo: Farouk Azim / Wikimedia Commons source, CC BY-SA 4.0. No crop or content edits; scaled proportionally for display.

The performance picture above shows RORA in a different setting from an official profile. ASA’s event photograph below offers another name to practise. Use the named portrait as the anchor, then compare the whole face; an outfit, hair colour or position in a group can change between appearances.

ASA at the Adidas Orchard Ignition event in Singapore on August 30, 2026. The photographer identifies her by name; compare with ASA’s linked official portrait rather than using the purple jersey as a permanent clue. Photo: Asalover2004 / Wikimedia Commons source, CC BY-SA 4.0. No crop or content edits; scaled proportionally for display.

CHIQUITA appears at the same event in a separate photograph. She is not identified simply as “the member with red hair”: that detail describes this appearance, while the official profile supplies the name-to-face reference.

CHIQUITA at the Singapore event on August 30, 2026. This is a different member and a distinct photograph from ASA’s; the other partly visible people are not labelled by guesswork. Photo: Asalover2004 / Wikimedia Commons source, CC BY-SA 4.0. No crop or content edits; scaled proportionally for display.

Why can an older promotion show a different headcount?

A roster and a particular promotion are different records. For example, YG’s June 23, 2025 “HOT SAUCE” announcement explicitly named a six-member promotional lineup. That historical notice does not replace the seven names on the current profile, and it does not establish who will participate in a future show.

For a specific event, look for that event’s dated official notice. This guide makes no claim about a member’s current health, return date or future participation. A clip’s visible headcount is not enough to announce a lineup change.

One released 2026 video to try next

“MOON” has an official MV announcement dated August 3, 2026 and remains an earlier released video to try. BABYMONSTER’s later digital single, “DESERVE,” was released on October 23, 2026. The October 23 release is now available; the player below remains the August “MOON” MV.

Watch once for the group, then return to your two selected portraits. Pause and verify a face only when you want to; recognising everybody should not become a barrier to enjoying a song. Our Korean names and honorifics guide helps with unfamiliar naming conventions, and the title-track and B-side guide explains where to go beyond a promoted video. Start Here brings those basics together.

Watch after reading

BABYMONSTER — “MOON”. This is the official full MV, after the names, portraits and release context above.

Official music video: BABYMONSTER - 'MOON' M/V · BABYMONSTER · published 2026-08-03 (KST). Watch this same video on YouTube.

Sources and roster note

• YG official BABYMONSTER profile — the seven names and the exact labelled portrait mapping.
• BABYMONSTER official Japanese profile — corroborating seven-member roster.
• YG June 23, 2025 “HOT SAUCE” notice — a specifically dated historical promotional lineup.
• YG LIFE: “MOON” official MV — the August 3, 2026 release.
• YG October 12, 2026 update — the earlier announcement of the October 23 release. YG’s DESERVE catalog entry confirms the released single and its date.

The roster and release status were rechecked October 26, 2026. The photographs show ASA, RORA and CHIQUITA at documented public appearances in 2026; the linked official profile provides all seven names and portraits.

Prepared with AI assistance and checked against the linked sources. Send a correction.