Summary
K-pop group NewJeans has disbanded following a conflict with their record label, Ador. The breakup happened after a court ruled the group should stay with Ador until 2029, but the label ended the contract of a member, Danielle Marsh. Fans expressed their disappointment and questioned the decision, while legal disputes between Ador and the group's former management continue.
Key Facts
- NewJeans announced they left their record label, Ador, in 2024, citing workplace harassment claims.
- A court ruled in October 2024 that NewJeans must remain under contract with Ador until 2029.
- Ador terminated the contract of member Danielle Marsh, causing fan upset and social media outcry.
- Ador plans to take legal action against former boss Min Hee-jin and a family member of Danielle Marsh.
- The group experienced success since their debut in July 2022, becoming a top-selling K-pop act.
- Ador claimed NewJeans members were given incorrect information leading to misunderstandings.
- Other members, Hanni and Minji, are in discussions about their future with the label.
- Fans previously feared a group split, as earlier announcements suggested only two members would return.
