TRCNG escape TS Entertainment, makes me wonder if their parents are still suing Wooyeop & Taeseon

[My Everything]

In news that can’t possibly be a surprise to anybody and should probably be seen as a joyous occasion for fans of the group, all TRCNG members have left TS Entertainment. The members say they left on February 28, saying they decided to end their contracts with the company and disband.

All seven members on Instagram share similar sentiments, and while one of the members isn’t on the platform, their use of “we” implies what they’re saying holds true for him as well.

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Back in late 2019, former members Wooyeop and Taeseon filed lawsuit to terminate their contracts with the company and accused TSE of abuse.

An odd twist to this story is that Wooyeop’s mother claimed back then that the parents of all the members wanted to leave the company. However, TSE released a rebuttal from their side that consisted of the other parents threatening (and then taking) legal action.

We, the parents of the eight members, have stayed in continued communication with the agency, and we have come to the agreement to trust and rely on each other in relation to the members’ activities, and work hard for TRCNG’s successful activities. Also, we plan to take active legal action against untrue information and false claims that have been previously made. It is unfortunate that rumors that are different from the truth are being spoken about.

While I understand this may have been coerced, they still put it out there and did the most with it, so … I’d really like to ask them for an update.

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This is still true, by the way.

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[Guest]

I still don't understand how the contracts were valid until this point if the company shut down last year??

[My Everything]

4 minutes ago, elseelseelse2 said:

I still don't understand how the contracts were valid until this point if the company shut down last year??

Most probably because even though they shut down operations, they still exist via the owner of the company and the contracts related to the idols are still "valid". It's a ton of legal bs

Edited March 27, 2022 by My Everything

[Anii]

I was thinking about this too

[Shinki]

congrats on terminating your contracts, now be free children

[Guest]

Saur funny considering hayoung has been in the army for months (and secretly producing a TON of idol songs with a producing team) and kangmin flopped on wild idol lool

Anyway glad to see they can finally move on, they really could have been successful if it wasnt for tshit.

Utopia is still that bitch btw

[Guest]

44 minutes ago, My Everything said:

Most probably because even though they shut down operations, they still exist via the owner of the company and the contracts related to the idols are still "valid". It's a ton of legal bs

That's insane... well, good that they're free, and goodbye at last to TS Entertainment.

[Mrs. Morale]

Congratulations!