Kiera Grace Madder, alias KG, a former member of K-pop group VCHA, is responding to JYP USA over her recent lawsuit. The singer took to her Instagram account to express… The post VCHA’s KG Responds to JYP USA’s Statement Amid Lawsuit Alleging Abuse and Mistreatment appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,

This image of KG Crown of K-pop girl group VCHA is provided by JYP Entertainment. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) SEOUL, Dec. 9 (Yonhap) -- Giant K-pop agency JYP Entertainment has expressed regret and promised a thorough response on Monday amid allegations from KG,

KG, AKA Kiera Grace Madder, a member of JYP Entertainment’s girl group, VCHA, recently departed it. She terminated her contract with the company and filed a lawsuit against them via representative, Tracey Madder.

KG also revealed filing a lawsuit against JYP Entertainment's US division at the Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday. She revealed that she decided to leave the band in May and is still waiting for release from her contract. "I made this decision back in May and am still waiting for release from my contract," she added.

We are truly disturbed that KG would file a lawsuit and go public with one-sided, false, and exaggerated statements. That has greatly damaged the othe

JYP USA addresses KG’s lawsuit to leave VCHA, denying claims and pledging to protect the group and ongoing projects.

JYP USA has released an official response to the statement made by former VCHA member KG. On December 8 KST, KG announced on Instagram Stories that she

KG of JYP's VCHA leaves the group, alleging staff abuse. JYP responds, expressing disappointment and addressing the situation's impact.

In her social media post, VCHA's KG revealed that their group has been severely mistreated by JYP entertainment, leading them to take up extreme situations like self-harm. In one of her stories, she wrote,