NewJeans' Haerin and Hyein to Continue with Ador
Haerin and Hyein, members of the group NewJeans, plan to stay with Ador, a music label under Hybe, according to the agency's announcement on Wednesday.
NewJeans members Haerin and Hyein have expressed their intention to continue their activities with Ador. After careful discussions with their families and the company, they have decided to respect the court’s ruling and abide by their exclusive contracts.
The agency also emphasized its commitment to supporting the artists and requested fans to avoid spreading baseless rumors.
Ador will do its utmost to ensure that Haerin and Hyein can continue their entertainment activities smoothly. We ask for fans’ warm support and urge everyone to refrain from making unfounded speculations about the members.
Meanwhile, other group members Minji, Hanni, and Danielle have not shared their positions on the matter.
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Author's summary: Haerin and Hyein from NewJeans reaffirm their commitment to Ador following a court decision, while other members remain silent amid ongoing agency and industry developments.
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