During the press conference, NewJeans’ members Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein openly discussed their concerns regarding the agency’s media restrictions and their desire for greater artistic freedom. They expressed frustration with their limited interactions with the press and their inability to fully share their thoughts and experiences with their fans.

In their statement, ADOR acknowledged the members’ concerns and expressed an understanding of their desire for more artistic autonomy. However, the agency emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance between the members’ individual aspirations and the overall direction of the group.

ADOR announced that it has been closely listening to NewJeans’ feedback and is committed to finding a solution that meets both their needs and those of the agency. The statement outlined a revised set of media policies that grant NewJeans greater freedom to engage with the press while still ensuring the group’s well-being and the protection of their privacy.

Despite the controversy, ADOR confirmed that NewJeans will continue to be a part of the agency and that both parties are eager to work together to create a successful and fulfilling partnership. The statement hinted at potential upcoming projects and collaborations between ADOR and NewJeans.

The industry has reacted to the events with a range of opinions. Some experts have praised NewJeans for speaking out and challenging the traditional norms of K-Pop agency control. Others have expressed concerns about the potential impact on the group’s future and the stability of the industry as a whole.

The situation between ADOR and NewJeans is a reminder of the evolving relationship between K-Pop idols and their agencies. As the industry continues to grow and globalize, it is likely that artists will continue to seek greater autonomy and creative control over their careers.