Controversy surrounds Min Hee Jin, the former CEO of ADOR, as new accusations about tampering and secret deals emerge.

With Min repeatedly denying past claims, fans and investors alike are wondering: will she address these latest allegations, or will she stay silent?

On January 7th, Park Jung Kyu, chairman of Davolink, made headlines by revealing explosive details through a media outlet.

He claimed that in late August last year, Min discussed plans for a new company, investments, and fundraising with him'.

However, he alleges Min lied about ever meeting him, causing damages like a drop in his company’s stock value.

Park’s claims don’t stop there. According to him, a relative of a NewJeans member, referred to as “A,” approached him with a bold request for a 5 billion KRW investment in Min’s plans.

The three reportedly met at Park’s home on September 30, 2022, where A allegedly proposed a deal: if Park acquired Davolink, Min would gain management rights.

They also allegedly discussed raising additional funds to support entertainment ventures, with Park aiming to profit by selling shares.

During these talks, Park claims Min expressed dissatisfaction with HYBE and its chairman, Bang Si Hyuk, even allegedly calling him derogatory names like “pig XX”.

Min reportedly asked, “Do you think I can take NewJeans with me?” Park advised that for such a move, Min would first need to leave ADOR, which would devalue the company and create a chance to take NewJeans out.

However, Park insists Min’s main goal was to secure investment rather than build a partnership. Their discussions ended without an agreement, but Park says he’s outraged that Min has denied ever meeting him.

Min has previously called accusations of tampering and breach of duty “baseless.” But now that Park has gone public with his side of the story, the situation is heating up.

Many are waiting to see how Min will respond to these serious allegations. Will she address them head-on, or will silence be her strategy again?

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G-Dragon has finally spoken out about BIGBANG’s future, and his words are making waves.

On the February 23 episode of Good Day, G-Dragon was seen having a deep conversation with his close friend, actor Hwang Jung Min.

During their talk, Hwang Jung Min shared his thoughts on acting, saying, “I feel more comfortable in supporting roles rather than as the lead. Being the main character means taking responsibility for everyone, but when you're in a supporting role, you can just focus on yourself”.

Hearing this, G-Dragon suddenly hit the table as if he had a realization and said, “I think I also felt uncomfortable as a solo artist but more at ease in a group. That’s why performing at MAMA with the members felt comfortable for me”.

Hwang Jung Min, who watched BIGBANG’s MAMA performance, also commented, “I could see how excited the younger artists were. They must have dreamed of becoming like BIGBANG’s GD. Even I felt thrilled watching it”.

He continued, “That’s what I love about singers. As actors, we don’t get to create those big moments in such a short time. But while performing on stage, I understood why singers love concerts. The energy with the audience is something else.”

Later, G-Dragon mentioned BIGBANG again during a gathering with other 1988-born celebrities.

While talking, Kwanghee recalled his past experiences performing alongside BIGBANG and mentioned that ZE:A had nine members. He then joked, “If I were born again, I’d practice singing a lot and be in a three-member group”.

However, G-Dragon didn’t seem amused. He quickly responded, “We didn’t become three because we wanted to”, seemingly throwing shade at T.O.P and Seungri, who left the group due to controversies.

Kwanghee, caught off guard, immediately apologized, saying, “That’s not what I meant”, causing laughter among those present.

With G-Dragon finally speaking out, fans are now wondering—what’s next for BIGBANG?

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