KATSEYE talk documentary “Wild Hearts,” including what it was like to see member Manon appear in the film

KATSEYE, the multinational girl group comprised of Yoonchae, Danielle, Megan and Lara, sat for an interview with Billboard News in connection with their new documentary, “Wild Hearts.” The members said they have “a lot on their minds,” describing what the film means to them personally and what they hope viewers will take away from it.

In the Billboard News segment, the group addressed how they felt about seeing Manon in the documentary. The interview frames Manon’s on-screen presence as a notable moment for the members themselves, even as the group continues to present “Wild Hearts” to a wider audience.

The conversation also focused on the documentary’s audience, particularly their fan community known as EYEKONS. Billboard reports that KATSEYE discussed what they are excited for EYEKONS to see in “Wild Hearts,” positioning the film as a direct way to share more of the group’s inner story and creative process with viewers.

Beyond the documentary, the interview included comments on music performance, including the group reacting to “Animal” becoming their highest charting song. Billboard’s description of the segment indicates the members responded to that milestone as part of their broader moment, which spans both screen and stage visibility.

Because the Billboard News item is presented as a video interview, some specifics about filming, chronology, and the content of individual documentary segments are not included in the description. What is clearly established in the available material is that the documentary is central to the group’s public-facing narrative right now, and that the members are directly engaging fans on its themes.

As “Wild Hearts” continues to reach audiences, KATSEYE’s remarks link behind-the-scenes storytelling to measurable mainstream momentum through “Animal.” The interview’s emphasis on fan anticipation and on Manon’s appearance also underscores the group’s current focus on transparency about how the project is perceived internally before it is absorbed by the wider public.