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MADEIN's Suhe announces hiatus from activities
"Personal reasons" agency comment
"On the 14th, Maydin's agency 143 Entertainment announced on their official SNS, "Suhye has recently decided to take a break for the time being due to personal reasons.
"The agency said, "We ask for your generous understanding as this decision is made in order to meet fans again in a better form," and "We will do our best to support Soo Hye so that she can have enough time to rest comfortably.
"Madein, which Suhye is a part of, debuted as a 7-member group in 2024. Last November, JTBC's 'Case Chief' reported that a member of the girl group was sexually harassed by the CEO of her agency, and the member was identified as Madein's Gaeun.
This month, Gaeun halted her activities for health reasons.Afterwards, Ga-eun's side held a press conference and announced that they had "received a letter of admission of sexual harassment" from 143 Entertainment CEO Lee Yong-hak."
"Personal reasons" agency comment
"On the 14th, Maydin's agency 143 Entertainment announced on their official SNS, "Suhye has recently decided to take a break for the time being due to personal reasons.
"The agency said, "We ask for your generous understanding as this decision is made in order to meet fans again in a better form," and "We will do our best to support Soo Hye so that she can have enough time to rest comfortably.
"Madein, which Suhye is a part of, debuted as a 7-member group in 2024. Last November, JTBC's 'Case Chief' reported that a member of the girl group was sexually harassed by the CEO of her agency, and the member was identified as Madein's Gaeun.
This month, Gaeun halted her activities for health reasons.Afterwards, Ga-eun's side held a press conference and announced that they had "received a letter of admission of sexual harassment" from 143 Entertainment CEO Lee Yong-hak."