KT Wiz’s leading cheerleader Kim Jin-a draws attention with active, vibrant style in Maxim pictorial
Pre-release images on social media spark anticipation among fans ahead of official magazine launch

Cheerleader Kim Jin-a, known as the face of professional baseball team KT Wiz, has become the cover model for the August 2025 edition of men’s magazine Maxim, sparking reactions in both the sporting and entertainment worlds.
In the latest pictorial, Kim Jin-a showcases her signature healthy and sporty charm, exuding both adorable and alluring vibes. Modeling a range of styles—from a pink-toned dress and hot pants to a crop top—she simultaneously emphasizes her cuteness and sexiness, making a striking impression on readers.
Her radiant smile and upbeat presence brightened the atmosphere during the shoot, while her toned legs and sleek physique were clearly brought to life on the pages of the magazine. Kim Jin-a, a 13-year veteran in her field, has spent nine years as KT Wiz’s representative cheerleader, earning titles among fans such as “The Pride of Suwon” and “The Heart of Wiz Park.” She is also loved for her exceptional fan service and cheerful disposition.


Anticipation for the feature grew rapidly on social media when Maxim Korea’s official accounts released behind-the-scenes images ahead of the magazine’s official launch. Fans responded with excitement, commenting, “Finally, Kim Jin-a is making her Maxim debut,” and “Why did it take so long for her to become a cover model?” fueling a growing buzz online.
In an interview, Kim Jin-a shared, “When I received the casting call, it felt like the moment had finally come. Some fans even joked that I’d already appeared in Maxim before.” She added, “Watching other cheerleaders’ Maxim shoots, I studied their poses and especially practiced how to smile beautifully,” reflecting on her preparation for the photo shoot.
Note “This article was translated from the original Korean version using AI assistance, and subsequently edited by a native-speaking journalist.”

Photo=Maxim Korea
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