NewJeans’ Danielle recently opened up about his feelings amidst the ongoing disagreement between Min Hee Jin, the head of their agency ADOR, and HYBE, ADOR's parent company.

On May 19th, Danielle reached out to fans via the Phoning platform, sharing, "Honestly, I've been having trouble sleeping lately. I've tried different things - listening to music, taking warm showers. "

She added, "I even asked some of my group members to keep me company at night. Luckily, I had a good sleep yesterday."

He continued, "There's a reason for everything, right? It's tough now, but this too shall pass. Like a nightmare or a stormy day! Soon, we won't even remember how it all started," and added, "It's just a hurdle we need to get over."

Fans who saw this message admired Danielle's mature outlook and sent him wishes for good health and happiness.

On May 8th, Danielle expressed his gratitude to fans for their concern and support, saying, "Thank you so much for your worries and support. My heart feels heavy these days, but I'm working hard and preparing for our Bunnies [NewJeans' official fandom], so don't worry. There's a lot to look forward to in the future."

NewJeans, the group Danielle is part of, is set to release a double single 'How Sweet' domestically on May 24th. They will also announce their local debut single 'Supernatural' in Japan on June 21st.

Despite the current confusion, NewJeans continues to ride a wave of popularity. The second round of tickets for the NewJeans fan meeting 'Bunnies Camp 2024 Tokyo Dome', scheduled for two days on the 26th and 27th of next month at the Tokyo Dome in Japan, sold out completely.

This puts NewJeans on track to set a new record for the fastest foreign artist to perform at the dream stage, Tokyo Dome, just 1 year and 11 months after their debut

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BTS member Jin is proving his solo power! His first solo album, Happy, debuted at an incredible No. 4 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, showing his massive global impact.

On November 25, Billboard announced the chart rankings for the week ending November 30. Jin’s album, released on November 15, secured a spot in the Top 5, marking a huge milestone for his solo debut.

According to Billboard, Happy sold 66,000 physical copies, alongside 8,000 SEA units (streaming-equivalent albums) and 3,000 TEA units (track-equivalent albums).

With this achievement, BTS becomes the only K-pop group where both the group and individual members have reached the Top 5 on the Billboard 200. As a group, BTS has hit No. 1 six times with albums like LOVE YOURSELF: Tear, BE, and Proof.

Jin now joins his fellow BTS members in charting high on Billboard, including RM (Indigo, No. 3), Suga (D-DAY, No. 2), J-Hope (Jack In The Box, No. 6), Jimin (FACE, No. 2), V (Layover, No. 2), and Jungkook (GOLDEN, No. 2).

The album's title track, "Running Wild," is also breaking records. It debuted at No. 8 on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global chart and No. 10 on the Weekly Top Songs Global chart. In the UK, it reached No. 25 on the Official Singles Chart, marking a new personal best for Jin.

Jin’s Happy is taking his career to new heights, and fans are excited to see what’s next from him!

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