K-pop group New Jeans has officially rebranded as NJZ as they navigate legal issues with their agency Ador. The band plans to ...

Amid an ongoing feud with ADOR, Hanni of NewJeans has reportedly refused to sign visa extension documents, leading to her inability to work in South Korea.

NJZ addresses Hanni's visa status, confirming she was issued a new visa through proper legal procedures. The statement clarifies false rumors and media speculation about her residency.

K-pop group New Jeans have revealed they are now called NJZ due to the ongoing legal dispute between them and their Korean record label Ador.

On February 12, 2025, a South Korean media outlet, The Hankyoreh, reported that NewJeans member Hanni had successfully ... where they will also debut a new song. This will mark their first ...

The statement was posted on February 12 to the NJZ PR Instagram account launched by the band’s parents, announcing that Vietnamese-Australian member Hanni has been issued a new visa on February 11.

This move comes amid the girl group NewJeans' ongoing legal battle with its agency ADOR. Read the details here.

Fans have been watching them closely to be updated about their whereabouts and recently Hanni has been the center of talks. On February 11, K-media reports suggested that the K-pop idol refused ADOR's ...

K-Pop girl group NewJeans announced that they’ve changed their name to NJZ in the midst of their long-running dispute with their label, ADOR. Singer Hanni spoke to CNN about the change, saying that ...

One of the biggest-selling K-pop acts, NewJeans, has changed its name amid a long-running legal dispute that has gripped South Korea.