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ADOR has terminated their contract with NewJeans’ Danielle. https://t.co/dEdxgEBD22 https://t.co...

By Kpop Charts

Posted December 29, 2025

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ADOR has terminated their contract with NewJeans’ Danielle.

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What's This About?

The post announces that ADOR, NewJeans' agency, has terminated the exclusive contract with member Danielle following a court ruling upholding their contracts. This decision came after discussions with Danielle, her family, Minji, and Hanni, where Hanni agreed to continue while Minji's talks are ongoing; ADOR cited difficulties in continuing with Danielle and plans legal action against her family member and former CEO Min Hee-jin. The move derails hopes for a full-group NewJeans comeback, amid a year-long dispute stemming from NewJeans' attempt to terminate contracts unilaterally.[1][2]

🔥Why It's Trending

This news dropped on December 29, 2025, coinciding with ADOR's official statement, igniting immediate fan reactions in the massive K-pop community. It heightens drama in the ongoing NewJeans-ADOR saga, which has captivated global audiences due to legal battles and member futures. Timing aligns with recent returns of Haerin and Hyein, amplifying speculation on the group's survival.[1][2]

💡Fun Facts

1NewJeans members Haerin and Hyein returned to ADOR last month after the court ruling.
2Hanni visited Korea with her family for talks and chose to stay with ADOR.
3The dispute originated from NewJeans' unilateral contract termination attempt against ADOR.
4ADOR plans to sue one of Danielle's family members and ex-CEO Min Hee-jin.
5A October 2024 court ruling confirmed all five members' contracts as valid.