After wrapping up their "2GETHER 4EVER" concert in Taipei last week, members of the Taiwanese girl group, S.H.E. are planning to focus on their solo careers for the rest of the year. Apparently, members Selina Jen, Hebe Tien and Ella Chen really aren't planning to stay "2gether 4ever".

S.H.E. made a final apperance as a group this year in a concert which Selina Jen hosted. The said performance was sponsored and organized by the mobile video game "Tower of Saviors".

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Selina Jen's solid hosting skills seemed to confirm the belief that she was the best person chosen to be the host at theGolden Bell Awards, which will be held towards the end of 2014.

While Selina Jen occupies her time with hosting stints, Hebe Tien is planning to continue focusing on her singing career. As a matter of fact, the singer has already performed at the Taipei Arena, a dream venue for many aspiring artists, six times. "[Taipei Arena] is like my kitchen now," she joked.

Ella Chen, on the other hand, plans to delve more into acting. She recently landed a role in the flick "I Love Binlang" and is set to promote her new drama, "The Lying Game".

After the release of their freshman album "Girls Dorm" in 2001, the girl group has worked on 12 albums which raked in profits of over 10 million. Their two concert tours also blew the record for ticket sales.

Together, the trio has starred in seven TV drama series and have hosted two variety shows. 

Their endorsements include big name brands, including Coca-Cola and World of Warcraft.

In the early 2000s, most of the famous singing groups in Taiwan were male. When S.H.E. was created, many other girl groups were also being formed. However, unlike S.H.E., most of them only lasted a little over two years.