The well-known K-pop girl group remains on pause as they deal with a persistent legal conflict with their management label. This situation has garnered significant attention within South Korea, where entertainment firms typically wield substantial influence over their talents.
Earlier today, the label disclosed that two members — Haerin and Hyein — are gearing up to make their return to the K-pop industry. Nevertheless, they stated that it is not yet clear if the other three members will partake in upcoming engagements.
“We are investigating the intentions of the three remaining members regarding their return,” the agency mentioned in a statement via email.
The legal issue initiated earlier this year when the group lodged a lawsuit against their label, claiming mistreatment and attempting to annul their contracts. In March, a South Korean court issued an injunction that barred the group from taking on independent projects while the legal case is still ongoing.
This court ruling has enabled the label to retain complete managerial control over the group, preventing the five members from engaging in any commercial or promotional endeavors without the company's approval.
As the legal situation unfolds, fans are left with lingering uncertainties about the group's future and whether all members will reunite under the same label.
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