BREAKING: In a shocking move, ADOR has filed a lawsuit seeking approximately ₩43.1 billion KRW (about $30 million USD) against NewJeans member Danielle, her family, and former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin. The lawsuit, filed on December 30, 2023, alleges breach of contract and has already sparked outrage across social media platforms.
This urgent legal battle, now assigned to the 31st Civil Division of the Seoul Central Court, has left fans and netizens in disbelief. Many are condemning ADOR’s actions, with comments flooding in like, “Crazy company,” and “They are ruining K-Pop.” The sentiment reflects a growing concern about the treatment of artists within the industry, particularly young talents like Danielle.
The first hearing date for this high-stakes case has not yet been set, raising questions about the potential implications for Danielle and NewJeans as a whole. Following the lawsuit, ADOR has confirmed the termination of Danielle’s contract, a move that many believe could have far-reaching consequences for the group’s future.
As fans rally behind Danielle, messages of support are pouring in online. Phrases like, “Dani, hwaiting!” echo the sentiments of a community that feels strongly against what they perceive as corporate bullying. Critics are questioning how a company can claim to support its artists while simultaneously pursuing such aggressive legal action against them.
In the backdrop of this unfolding drama, industry experts are weighing in on the situation. Some speculate that Danielle may join THE BLACK LABEL, creating buzz about a potential shift in her career direction. This speculation adds another layer to an already complex situation, as both fans and critics await further developments.
As this story continues to evolve, all eyes will be on the Seoul Central Court. Will the legal proceedings shed light on the issues faced by artists in the K-Pop industry? Or will it escalate tensions between ADOR and its former star?
Stay tuned for more updates as we follow this developing story closely.
