Unfortunately, because they were embroiled in a scandal, these Korean celebrities struggled to find a way to hide.

For a long time, these celebrities avoided attending events and rarely posted on social media. As a result, their return always draws a lot of attention.

Several of them made a strong impression in it due to their spectacular comeback.

Song Jia

Although she is not a Korean idol, Song Jia (also known as FreeZia) is a well-known and popular figure. Her recent return continues to garner attention, despite the numerous criticisms she has received for allegedly using counterfeit goods.

In May of last year, Song Jia volunteered again. In June, Song Jia's series of "comeback" photos received numerous compliments from netizens. After the event, it is widely known that the famous model and YouTuber has lost quite a bit of weight.

The 26-year-old woman stands out for her lean, toned abdominal muscles and lack of excess fat. In addition, the facial contours are becoming increasingly elegant and harmonious.

Before Song Jia's luxurious style and error-correcting personality, people "turned the car" immediately.

IU

IU, also known as the "national little sister," has a large fan base both inside and outside of South Korea.

Her career has experienced many ups and downs after many years in the industry, despite being extremely successful. The release of the album containing track number 23 is regarded as one of IU's biggest scandals.

In particular, in 2015, people noticed the similarities between the songs 23 and Gimme More by Britney Spears.

IU received "stones" from the audience despite the fact that she played only the role of lyricist and did not participate in the production. Later, she issued a public apology.

Seo Ye Ji

After starring as the female lead in "It's Okay Not to Be Okay," Seo Ye Ji became a well-liked public figure.

However, when she was at the height of her fame, she faced a number of controversies. Then she chooses to remain hidden for a moment.

After a year of silence, Seo Ye Ji officially announced her return with the female lead role in the new drama "Eve."

Seo Ye Ji did not reclaim her position until after the first episodes aired. Her visuals have significantly improved, and her acting has left a lasting impression on the audience.

Red Velvet's Irene

Irene also had difficulty due to a string of "unfortunate" scandals. On October 22, 2020, Irene was accused of being rude and disrespectful.

The public was then made aware of the controversies surrounding Red Velvet's eldest sister. After only a few hours, Irene expressed her regret.

Despite receiving severe criticism, Irene's reputation was quickly restored. In her recent comeback with the song "Feel My Rhythm," the female idol's magnificent and regal appearance caused a frenzy. Red Velvet's monumental comeback aids in the gradual forgetting of past controversy.

Experiencing a difficult time because of the scandal, Korean beauties have successfully revived their careers. In a tight time, they gradually improve themselves from appearance and personality.

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The battle between NewJeans (NJZ) and HYBE just got more intense! During a court hearing, NewJeans presented evidence claiming that ILLIT’s concept, styling, and choreography are too similar to theirs!

On March 7, the Seoul Central District Court held a hearing on ADOR’s injunction request to stop NewJeans (Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, Hyein) from operating independently and signing advertising contracts without ADOR’s approval.

NewJeans’ legal team didn’t hold back, stating, “HYBE launched ILLIT as a copy of NewJeans. They tried to damage NewJeans’ brand and replace them.”

They added, “Even HYBE employees noticed it. NewJeans debuted three years earlier, but their project plans look shockingly similar. The structure, documents, and content are nearly identical.”

NewJeans’ side even compared hanbok photoshoots of both groups, saying, “At first glance, you can’t tell which one is NewJeans and which one is ILLIT.”

They added, “Why did they have to copy the same colors, styles, and textures? Even fans were the first to point this out, saying, ‘This is too much.’”

They also accused ILLIT of copying NewJeans’ iconic choreography. They presented a side-by-side comparison video of NewJeans’ “Attention” dance move, claiming that ILLIT directly copied it.

“Some people said ILLIT was just paying homage to their seniors, but NewJeans never gave permission for that,” they stated. “This is an unauthorized and almost identical copy of our signature moves.”

Instead of responding to these accusations, NewJeans’ side claimed that HYBE launched an internal audit against Min Hee-jin and engaged in media play. They added, “HYBE simply said, ‘We can’t determine if this is plagiarism, so let’s wait for the court’s ruling.’”

NewJeans members are fighting to leave ADOR, claiming their exclusive contract ended on November 28, 2023.

They even announced their new group name, ‘NJZ’, and have started independent promotions, including a song release at ComplexCon Hong Kong on March 23.

However, ADOR insists that NewJeans is under contract until July 31, 2029. The agency has filed lawsuits to prove the contract is still valid and to stop NewJeans from signing solo advertisement deals.

As the legal battle continues, fans are left wondering—is this just the beginning of an even bigger fight?

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