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Former ADOR boss and
NewJeans
, Min Hee-jin, is back in the spotlight after the group decided to return to the agency they’ve been at war with for the past few months.
On Monday (24/11), Min uploaded a photo on his social media of the cover of the novel The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum by the Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Heinrich Böll.
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The novel, which was released in 1974, tells the story of a woman whose life is destroyed due to media manipulation and after finding out that the man she loves is involved in a crime.
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Korea Times
on Tuesday (25/11), the upload without any information sparked comments from netizens on social media.This is because the upload appeared not long after all the NewJeans members decided to return to ADOR.
Fans on social media said the timing and symbolism reflected Min’s feelings about her public image during and after her feud with ADOR and HYBE.
The situation becomes even more ironic considering that the five idols he raised are back with the label that kicked him out.
NewJeans previously stated that it would return to activities with the ADOR agency after experiencing defeat in legal action.
Haerin and Hyein were the members who spoke first, followed by official statements from Minji, Danielle, and Hanni who confirmed they would also rejoin the company.
This controversy stems from the internal conflict between Min Hee-jin and HYBE, which is the parent company of ADOR.In November 2024, Min Hee-jin declared his resignation as head of ADOR.
Soon after, the members of New Jeans held a press conference to announce their plans to terminate their exclusive contract as of November 29, 2024 and follow Min Hee-jin.
New Jeans’ application to terminate the contract was rejected by the Seoul Central District Court on January 30, 2025, which sided with ADOR and confirmed the validity of the agreement.
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