NewJeans members Hani, Hae-rin, and Hae-in were seen in Copenhagen. They were reportedly filming and interacting with fans.
April/14/2026 12:30
Hani, Hae-rin, and Hae-in of NewJeans were spotted in Denmark. Their agency ADOR revealed on the 14th to Newsen, "Members of NewJeans visited Copenhagen, Denmark with staff." Prior to this, there were recent sightings posted on China's Weibo of NewJeans members in Copenhagen. They were reportedly seen walking in the city with staff, and filming equipment was also prepared on-site. One internet user reported, "I encountered Hae-rin and Hae-in in Copenhagen. When I told Hae-in she was very beautiful, she smiled and thanked me. She even said goodbye when she left." The photos shared with the post captured Hae-rin and Hae-in in Copenhagen, though Hani was also said to be present but not captured in the photos. The five members of NewJeans declared a contract termination with ADOR in 2024 due to a breakdown in trust, leading to legal disputes. However, on November 12 of last year, Hae-rin and Hae-in expressed their intention to return to ADOR. Subsequently, Minji, Hani, and Daniel also conveyed their willingness to return, and ADOR announced individual meetings with the members. In December of last year, ADOR officially announced Hani's return while also revealing Daniel's contract termination. Minji is reported to be continuing negotiations.
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