TWICE’s Tzuyu, Chaeyoung, and Jihyo are Rumored to Leave JYP

TWICE’s contract renewal phase is now a top story in K-pop. Nothing has been officially announced, but fans and news reports are focused on four of the members.

Tzuyu

On July 14, News1 reports that Tzuyu has decided not to renew her 11-year contract with JYP Entertainment. The agency says they are still in discussions with the members, but nothing is official yet. Even if she doesn’t sign a new contract, reports say Tzuyu will likely keep working with TWICE. She would participate in group activities as an outside artist, which is something other idols have also done.

Jihyo 

Jihyo is the latest member rumored to be leaving JYP Entertainment. According to Joy News24, she is planning to start her own one-person company to manage her solo career. The report says Jihyo has been meeting with industry officials as she considers her next career step. While her plans for a new agency aren’t official yet, she reportedly wants to manage her solo career separately from her group work.

JYP Entertainment released their statement to Korean media outlets in response to exclusive reports about Jihyo leaving the company. “TWICE is currently in the contract renewal discussion period, and we are continuing careful discussions. We will provide an update once the matter has been finalized.”

Chaeyoung

Reports say Chaeyoung has also met with other entertainment companies. Chaeyoung isn’t rumored to be leaving the group; instead, the talk is about her solo work. Reports say she wants more creative freedom for her art, fashion, and songwriting.

When They First Joined JYP Entertainment

Jihyo joined JYP Entertainment on July 15, 2005, when she was 8 years old. She won second place in a Junior Naver contest. She then spent a full ten years as a trainee before making her debut.

After taking dance lessons for over a year, Chaeyoung successfully passed her JYP auditions and officially signed her trainee contract at the age of 13 on June 6, 2012.

Tzuyu was scouted in 2012 at the MUSE Performing Arts Workshop in Tainan, Taiwan. She moved to South Korea and officially started her training on November 15.

Fans Reaction on Social Media

Fans are expressing a mix of emotions right now. They support the members’ individual goals, but they’re also worried about the group’s future. Even though fans really hope the nine members will stay close, they mostly just want them to be happy and free to make their own choices.

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