K-Pop Idol’s Contract Terminated Following Controversial Meeting

Ju Haknyeon has been officially removed from THE BOYZ and his contract with One Hundred Label terminated after reports surfaced of his meeting with a former Japanese pornstar.

Key Details of the Scandal

✔ Meeting took place in Tokyo in late May 2024
✔ One Hundred Label suspended Haknyeon pending investigation
✔ Company confirmed trust broken, leading to termination
✔ Decision made after discussions with THE BOYZ members


Official Statement From One Hundred Label

In a formal announcement, the agency stated:

“We have recognized the severity of the issue and concluded it is impossible to maintain trust in Ju Haknyeon as an artist. After discussions with THE BOYZ members, we decided on his withdrawal and contract termination.”

The label emphasized this was a necessary step to protect the group’s integrity and promised full support for the remaining 10 members.


Fan Reactions & Industry Impact

  • THE BOYZ fans (THE B) expressed shock and disappointment

  • Some supporters question if punishment fits the offense

  • This marks one of the most abrupt K-pop departures in recent years


What’s Next for THE BOYZ?

  • Group will continue as 10 members

  • Upcoming 2024-2025 schedules unaffected

  • One Hundred Label vows stronger management moving forward

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