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NewJeans Member Danielle Marsh Leaves Amid Agency Contract Battle

NewJeans Member Danielle Marsh Leaves Amid Agency Contract Battle

Post by : Meena Ariff

K-pop group NewJeans is currently navigating one of the most challenging periods in their short but highly successful career. The group’s member Danielle Marsh has had her contract terminated by their record label, a decision that has stunned fans and cast serious doubts on the group’s future activities.

This development is part of a prolonged and bitter conflict that began in 2024, when NewJeans announced their intention to leave their agency, citing workplace mistreatment and harassment. The agency, however, has strongly denied these allegations, leading to a tense standoff between the two parties.

In October 2025, a district court ruled that NewJeans must honor their contract with the agency, which is valid until 2029. Following the court’s decision, all five members initially agreed to return to the label, much to the relief of their global fanbase. However, the recent termination of Danielle Marsh’s contract has thrown those hopes into uncertainty.

Fans around the world took to social media to express their disappointment and frustration. Many voiced that the group would never be complete without all five members, with slogans like “NewJeans without Danielle isn’t NewJeans” trending widely. Supporters have questioned the agency’s decision to single out Marsh, urging for a resolution that would reunite the entire group.

The agency also announced that it would pursue legal action against specific individuals connected to the controversy, including former executives and family members linked to Danielle Marsh. The label claimed that misinformation had been spread, which contributed to misunderstandings surrounding the group and its management.

Industry experts warn that the loss of a member could significantly impact NewJeans’ success and group dynamics. In the highly competitive K-pop world, fans place immense importance on the chemistry and relationships between members. Without the original lineup, the group’s future appeal could be compromised.

Danielle Marsh’s career path also looks uncertain amid the controversy. Public perception and industry backing may be affected, potentially leading her to explore other roles such as solo music projects, acting, modeling, or influencer opportunities.

NewJeans, whose members range in age from 17 to 21, rose quickly to fame since their debut in July 2022. They gained international recognition for their innovative blend of 1990s R&B and catchy pop melodies, becoming one of the world’s best-selling music acts within a year.

Despite their impressive rise, this ongoing conflict with their agency has cast a shadow over what once seemed to be a bright future. As the dispute unfolds, fans and industry watchers alike are left wondering how NewJeans will navigate this turbulent phase and whether the group can reunite to continue their groundbreaking journey in K-pop.

Dec. 30, 2025 11:08 a.m. 323

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