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Daniel from NewJeans has donated 300 million won to support children in need through the non-profit organization Yana. This comes as he faces legal disputes with ADOR, which has led to the termination of his contract. Daniel expressed his commitment to his fans and the group during a recent live stream.

Daniel, after leaving NewJeans, shares a heartfelt letter with fans, expressing gratitude for their support and love. She reassures them that her feelings remain unchanged and emphasizes the importance of their bond. Despite challenges ahead, she is committed to moving forward together, cherishing the memories and looking forward to a new chapter.

After facing a lawsuit from ADOR, Daniel of NewJeans connects with fans in a live stream, expressing gratitude and stating this is just the beginning, not the end. She reflects on her journey and the support from fans, while also hinting at future updates regarding the lawsuit.

ADOR has initiated a lawsuit against Daniel, a former member of NewJeans, her family, and ex-CEO Min Hee-jin, seeking 431 billion won in damages. The lawsuit, citing breach of contract, has been assigned to the Seoul Central District Court. ADOR claims Daniel's departure caused significant issues, leading to the contract termination.

NewJeans has deleted their newly created SNS accounts amid an ongoing dispute with ADOR regarding their exclusive contract. Initially, they claimed to have terminated the contract and communicated with fans through these accounts. However, following their announcement to return to ADOR, the accounts were made inaccessible. The members had previously lost a lawsuit against ADOR but decided not to appeal, leading to their return discussions with ADOR.

A man was fined 15 million won for creating and distributing obscene images of NewJeans members. The court noted the high reach of his actions on Telegram. ADOR is committed to protecting artists' rights and has taken legal measures against harmful content. NewJeans is also facing legal changes regarding their contract with ADOR after a recent court ruling.

ADOR has announced increased legal measures to protect NewJeans from malicious fake news, privacy violations, and defamation. They plan to file criminal complaints against those spreading harmful content and are actively cooperating with authorities to combat deepfake crimes. Amid contract disputes, two members have returned to ADOR after a court ruling upheld their contract, while the remaining members expressed their decision to return separately.

Min Hee-jin, former ADOR representative, emphasizes that NewJeans exists as a complete group of five. In a recent interview, she highlighted the importance of their unity and urged that the members should be protected from unnecessary conflicts. Following a year of legal disputes, the group is set to return to ADOR, with all members expressing their commitment to work together. Hee-jin respects their decision and hopes for their happiness and growth as a cohesive unit.

NewJeans chose not to appeal a court ruling that confirmed their exclusive contract with ADOR. The members expressed their intention to continue working with ADOR after careful consideration. Following the ruling, all five members communicated their commitment to return to the group, with ADOR confirming they are verifying this intention and will hold individual meetings with the members.

Hani from NewJeans was recently spotted in Ushuaia, Argentina, where she looked happy and had dyed her hair brown. This sighting gained attention due to the recent news of NewJeans members indicating their intent to return to their agency ADOR, with one member reportedly in Antarctica. The group's legal battles with ADOR continue, with a recent court ruling favoring the agency.