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, the super producer behind the chart-topping girl group NewJeans, has quit her label ADOR, a subsidiary of HYBE. This was after a seven-month internal power struggle with the South Korean entertainment giant. The legal battle has sent shockwaves across the K-pop industry.

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

Former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin is officially resigning from HYBE labels. In an article by Soompi on Wednesday, Min Hee Jin released a statement online to announce her resignation as the internal director of ADOR and the termination of her shareholder agreement.

Meanwhile, the labour ministry dismissed workplace harassment claims by NewJeans member Hanni. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The South Korean superproducer behind the chart-topping girl band NewJeans resigned from her label Wednesday, following a protracted legal battle with BTS's agency HYBE that has rocked the country's K-pop industry.

K-pop producer Min Hee-jin announces her resignation from NewJeans after a legal dispute with HYBE, owner of BTS, accusing the agency of sabotaging her career. The conflict raises alarms in the K-pop industry as fans rally for her reinstatement.