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Court Frees Two MADEIN Members from Agency Contracts After CEO Misconduct Ruling
South Korean court ruled in favor of Korean members Yeseo and Suhye terminating their exclusive contracts with 143 Entertainment, following Gaeun's successful injunction on July 31. The decision stemmed from CEO Lee Yong-hak's admission of a 'one-day romantic relationship' with minor Gaeun, including a movie, meal, 1 million won gift, and inappropriate physical contact—deemed 'extremely inappropriate' by the court. Japanese members remain contracted due to visa issues, as the agency appeals and continues promotions with a reduced lineup
South Korean court ruled in favor of Korean members Yeseo and Suhye terminating their exclusive contracts with 143 Entertainment, following Gaeun's successful injunction on July 31. The decision stemmed from CEO Lee Yong-hak's admission of a 'one-day romantic relationship' with minor Gaeun, including a movie, meal, 1 million won gift, and inappropriate physical contact—deemed 'extremely inappropriate' by the court. Japanese members remain contracted due to visa issues, as the agency appeals and continues promotions with a reduced lineup