Former NMIXX member Jinni has signed an exclusive contract with UAP with plans on making her solo debut

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looks like she's keeping almost the same stage name, just dropped an N.

Jini is how they are spelling it on the new company's instagram

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4 hours ago, DDiddy said:

off topic but what would happen if an idol had debuted with their real name? would they not be able to re-debut with it even if it's their actual name?

honestly few idols have been sued for using stage names, not that many are trademarked, and usually it wouldn't hold up because the name is too closely identified with the person... Chuu is an example.

I would guess some like Jini just do it to avoid any potential issues (also her Korean stage name is the same).