MANILA - Several fans have claimed to have spotted Korean pop star Sandara Park with 2NE1 bandmate Park Bom at an amusement park in Laguna over the weekend.

In the photos, Park was seen opting for a more casual look and wore a white, loose Givenchy shirt matched with light blue joggers for their short leisure trip. Bom, on the other hand, flaunted a sleeveless black top under a tunic shirt.

The two were photographed trying out Enchanted Kingdom's Rio Grande Rapids and lining up for tickets while inside the amusement park. The two were also spotted at a posh resort in Morong, Bataan.

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— has Bom updated yet? (@hasBomupdated) April 4, 2016

160403 Sandara Park and Park Bom spotted in an Amusement park on Laguna,Philippines! My friend was so near! pic.twitter.com/4QOKUxjE3R

— 포리 (@bangtaned1998) April 4, 2016

More photos of Ssang Park @ Enchanted Kingdom (Cr: to Owner🙏) pic.twitter.com/kOkJYgGt6A

— Let's Play 2NE1! (@LP2NE1) April 4, 2016

ssangpark enjoying ph 💓 pic.twitter.com/viJc2iOQmx

— angelica (@jiyonggasm) April 4, 2016

Park, who left the Philippines Monday evening, did not post any photos of Bom's stay in the country on her Instagram account. She did, however, share snaps of her visits to Enchanted Kingdom and Anvaya Cove.

"Ito ang isa sa pinakamasayang trip ko to Manila! Kasama ko ang mga Blackjacks and friends ko. I'm going back to Korea na pero i don't wanna say bye," Park wrote as the caption to a photo of her at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

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A video posted by Sandara Park (@daraxxi) on Apr 4, 2016 at 8:24am PDT

Bom has yet to update her social media accounts since June 2014.

The singer, considered to be the main vocalist of 2NE1, left the group after being accused of smuggling amphetamines in 2010, which are banned in South Korea, as reported by Korean media outlet KBS.

Yang Hyun-Suk, the CEO of the talent label that manages 2NE1, had released a statement defending Bom, who was not penalized after officials were provided with medical records and prescriptions for the investigation.

"While it’s become a situation where I have no choice but to reveal this, Park Bom had, until four years ago, continuously taken medication prescribed to her by an American university hospital," Yang said at the time.

Yang explained that the medication was to for Bom's "extreme trauma and depression" she experienced during her younger years.

"Due to a busy schedule, she was unable to return to the States for some time, and in the process of having her mother and grandmother receive the medications through post for her, it was stopped at customs," he added.

On Monday, 2NE1 found itself in the spotlight once more after YG Entertainment announced that Minzy, one of the four members of the group alongside Park, Bom, and CL, has declined to renew her contract with the label.

"Last January, we had individual face-to-face talks with each member regarding renewing their contracts and showed our desire for the group to reform. Unfortunately, Gong Minzy did not feel the same," a statement from the company read.

"Having to say goodbye to a colleague who has been with us since she was a trainee for 11 years is really difficult. However, we fully understand and respect Gong Minzy’s position as the group had to suddenly halt promotions two years ago. Thus, it is true that we feel more sorry rather than feeling unsatisfied," the statement continued.

YG Entertainment, however, said that the group will continue as a trio. "YG and the members promise to make a strong resolution for fans who have trusted 2NE1's music and waited. We will promise to return with the most 2NE1-style and 2NE1-appropriate music," the label said.