Min Hee-jin announced in a statement that she will resign from NewJeans label ADOR label after months of battling and lawsuits between the ex-CEO and K-pop company HYBE.

Min Hee Jin, the former CEO of ADOR, has filed a formal complaint against two top executives at HYBE, ADOR’s parent company, accusing them of breach of trust. On Tuesday, Min Hee Jin’s legal team announced that they had reported HYBE’s Chief Communications Officer Park Tae Hee and PR Director Jo Seong Hoon to the Yongsan Police Station in Seoul on

NewJeans announced leaving ADOR due to internal issues. Former CEO Min Hee-Jin subtly supported them by sharing a track on Instagram story.

Min Hee-jin is leaving NewJeans' agency ADOR and ending her contract with HYBE, but is "still determined to take legal measures against all of HYBE's illegalities," the former ADOR CEO said Wednesday.

Min Hee-Jin resigns from ADOR after a seven month ugly battle with parent company Hybe. It’s been a long seven months for former ADOR CEO Min Hee-Jin and her internal battle with K-pop entertainment conglomerate Hybe,

Min Hee Jin, one of the architects of K-pop, stepped down officially from HYBE and ADOR. Her announcement on November 20th (KST) ended a dispute with the entertainment giant that… The post HYBE’s Leadership Under Fire as Min Hee Jin Announces Resignation appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,

In a letter circulated to media, Min said she plans to hold HYBE accountable for what she called “illegal activities.”

Min Hee-Jin resigned from ADOR amid disputes with HYBE, accusing them of illegal audits. ADOR has called her decision unfortunate.

ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin is seen in this photo provided by the company. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap)SEOUL, Nov. 20 (Yonhap) -- Min Hee-jin, the former CEO of ADOR, announced on Wednesday that she is stepping down from her position as an internal director and will be leaving both ADOR and HYBE.

South Korean pop band NewJeans terminated contract with their agency Ador in an emergency press conference on9. The girl band's decision caused an upheaval for South Korea's largest K-pop agency HYBE,

The sudden exit of K-pop group NewJeans from ADOR has caused HYBE's market value to drop by over $423 million, according to CNBC.