Popular K-pop brand NewJeans left everyone shocked after they announced the official termination of their contract with ADOR. The K-pop band also dropped a hint about reuniting with former ADOR CEO Min Hee-Jin.

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 has terminated its contract with agency ADOR following the resignation of CEO Min Hee-Jin. This surprising development has left fans curious about the group's future plans.

Jin’s surprise announcement letter announcing her leave from HYBE's ADOR, the label shared a brief comment and talked about NewJeans' future plans.

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 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.

The lawsuit, initiated in July, responds to allegations made by Min during a press conference. During this conference, she accused Source Music of neglecting certain members of NewJeans who were previously under their management.

Hitmaking K-pop girl group NewJeans announced late Thursday that they are parting ways with their label, ADOR, the latest development in the ongoing dispute between the members' former boss and parent company HYBE.