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Hanni of K-pop girl group NewJeans (also known as NJZ) has shared a new acoustic cover of Olivia Rodrigo‘s ‘lacy’.On March 3, NewJeans’ Hanni uploaded a video of herself performing ‘lacy’ – a track off Rodrigo’s 2023 album ‘Guts’ – to the band’s independent Instagram page. The two-minute-long clip features the K-pop idol playing her acoustic guitar as she sings, staying faithful to the original’s instrumentation.“Lacy, oh Lacy, skin like puff pastry / Aren’t you the sweetest thing on this side of Hell? / Dear angel Lacy, eyes white as daisies / Did I ever tell you that I’m not doin’ well?” She croons.A post shared by NJZ (@njz_official)‘lacy’ marks the most recent in a series of covers Hanni has shared since her debut with the band.

NewJeans/NJZ’s parents have issued a new statement accusing ADOR of “exploiting” Hanni’s residency status in South Korea and “recklessly disseminating” her personal information to media.The statement was posted on February 12 to the NJZ PR Instagram account launched by the band’s parents, announcing that Vietnamese-Australian member Hanni has been issued a new visa on February 11. Her previous E-6 (Entertainment) visa had expired last month, which led to reports claiming that she refused to sign extension documents prepared by ADOR.“ADOR pressured both Hanni and her parents by using the sensitive issue of visas, which is naturally a delicate matter for foreign residents in Korea,” the statement read, as translated by Soompi. “They demanded her signature on an extension agreement that listed ADOR as her agency, stating that failure to comply could result in illegal residency.”NJZ’s parents also accused the company of acting “inappropriately” by “submitting personal information and documents requiring her signature to relevant institutions without her consent and only notifying her afterward”.The statement also addressed reports published by South Korean outlets that “irresponsibly used terms like ‘illegal resident’ and spread false rumours”.

NewJeans have unveiled their new group name amid their ongoing feud with K-pop agency HYBE and its subsidiary ADOR – see what their new name is below.The news of NewJeans’ new identity comes as they’ve been announced a headliner for ComplexCon Hong Kong in March. It will mark their first performance under their new name, NJZ.Speaking to CNN, the band’s Hanni explained that the rebrand comes as a means of “turning this rough period of time into something more exciting” and that the K-pop group are “working a lot to resolve everything so that we can go… back to normal”.Hanni also added that NJZ are intending to move forward and hope that their ongoing disputes with ADOR and HYPE will not be “the focus” of their career.In a press release regarding their ComplexCon Hong Kong performance, member Minji said: “We are thrilled to be stepping onto the stage for the first time as NJZ and share something new with everyone.

ADOR has issued a statement requesting an apology from fellow HYBE sub-label Belift Lab to NewJeans member Hanni.On November 28, ADOR released a statement on its official stance regarding an alleged incident that took place between NewJeans member Hanni and a manager from Belift Lab.Hanni claimed earlier this year that a manager had told another K-pop group to “ignore” her when they crossed paths at HYBE amid an ongoing feud between ex-ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin and the parent company. Belift Lab denied the allegations in a statement last month.“While ADOR has taken a cautious approach to avoid unnecessary disputes that could escalate into controversies for our artist, we now feel compelled to clarify our position as the matter remains unresolved,” said the label per Korea Times.“Belift Lab’s claims differ completely from Hanni’s account,” it continued, adding that it was “unfair” and “unnecessarily harsh” to expect the singer to recount the incident in detail.

NewJeans Hanni act’, to prevent the workplace harassment of those under special contracts, including K-pop idols.According to Women News, South Korea’s Progressive Party representative Jeong Hye-kyung held a press conference on November 26 announcing the proposed amendment. This change in the Labour Standards Act is aimed at further preventing workplace harassment, particularly for those who aren’t currently legally classified as employees.Representative Jeong emphasised that everyone is entitled to protection “regardless of income, employment relationship, or contractual relationship,” per translations by Koreaboo. The proposal of this bill comes about a week after South Korea’s Ministry of Employment and Labour had dismissed claims of workplace bullying faced by NewJeans at HYBE on November 20, filed by fans on behalf of the group.The petition alleged that member Hanni in particular was subject to workplace bullying within HYBE, the parent company of her label ADOR.

NewJeans’ Hanni has tearfully testified on workplace harassment at South Korea’s National Assembly.Hanni, real name Phạm Ngọc Hân, alleged that the entertainment agency Hybe deliberately undermined the group, while she also accused senior management of deliberately ignoring her.She said, “I came to the realisation that this wasn’t just a feeling.

NewJeans‘ Hanni has been selected to testify in a workplace harassment inquiry of the K-pop industry by South Korea’s National Assembly.According to a new report by The Korea Times, NewJeans singer Hanni has been selected by the Environment and Labor Committee as a reference witness for an upcoming national audit that will address workplace harassment issues in the entertainment industry.The K-pop star is one of 35 witnesses and reference witnesses who have been chosen for the upcoming audit. Another notable name among the pool of witnesses is Kim Joo-young, the new CEO of K-pop agency ADOR, which is home to NewJeans.According to The Korea Times, Hanni’s is “not obligated” to testify at the upcoming audit.

NewJeans‘ Hanni has covered ‘Best Part’ by Daniel Caesar and H.E.R, as part of the girl group’s ongoing YouTube series ‘By Jeans’.NewJeans’ Hanni released her cover of ‘Best Part’, originally released by Daniel Caesar and H.E.R in 2017, on April 18. Speaking about why she chose the song, the singer said: “I really love this song.

Soap star Jack P Shepherd enjoyed a loved-up weekend away in the countryside with girlfriend Hanni Treweek recently. Jack, 33, who plays David Platt on the ITV soap, has been in a relationship with Hanni for three years, after meeting on the Coronation Street set.The Corrie star took to Instagram to share a series of snaps from the getaway with fans, which featured stunning views, date nights, and fun with the pair's two dogs.

Coronation Street ’s Jack P Shepherd has shared a rare insight into his relationship with long-term girlfriend Hanni Treweek.

Coronation Street ’s Jack P Shepherd has shared a rare insight into his future family plans with long-term girlfriend Hanni Treweek.

Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd was in trouble with his girlfriend for not wearing a face mask when they visited a theme park this week.

With the bizarre weather of hail and snow in NYC in May on top of a worldwide pandemic, we could all use some music to help distract us from our indoor lives. Grab a seat for a live performance from Hanni El Khatib of "HOW" in front of a projection of the anime Golgo 13: The Professional. The moody synth-driven track is a cover of the early '80s song "How Can I?" by Mark Mitchell. It was originally produced by Juan Atkins.

Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd has been isolating at home in Manchester with girlfriend Hanni Treweek, and the pair have given fans a peek inside the home they share together on several occasions. Jack, 32, is best known for his role as David Platt in Coronation Street and has starred in the famed soap for a whopping 20 years after starting his journey as his character David in 2000.The star has won various awards to boot, including the 2018 British Soap Award for Best Actor and the 2008 British Soap Award for Villain Of The Year.