Jessica Generation for Women, who is known to have been in a relationship with Tyler Kwon for 9 years, recently revealed her sweet and attention-grabbing current situation.
After leaving SNSD, Jessica ran a fashion business with her boyfriend, Tyler Kwon, and in August, she appeared on a survival program in China and it was confirmed that she would debut in a girl group.
Additionally, Jessica’s younger sister Krystal was active in SM Entertainment until two years ago, but it is now known that she is focusing on her acting career and moving to H&Entertainment to continue her life in the entertainment industry.
Jessica Tyler Kwon
On the 22nd, Generation Generation member Jessica posted ‘Date night’ and several photos on her Instagram.
In the picture, Jessica wears a black dress with an open shoulder line and enjoys a meal in a restaurant.
Also, due to the composition that seemed to have been taken by someone and the phrase ‘Date’, it was concluded that he was dating Tyler Kwon, a public dating partner for 9 years, and attracted the attention of netizens.
Fans focused their eyes on Jessica’s happy smile and square shoulder line, responding, “It reminds me of her appearance during Generation Girls activities.”
As is known recently, Jessica appeared on the Chinese program ‘Seungpoong Blue Jeokjeo Season 3’ and came second in the final rankings, and it is said that she is about to appear as a Chinese girl group for the first time.
Jessica’s first game in Chinese
Last August, Jessica appeared on the Chinese program ‘Seungpoong Blue Jeokjeo Season 3’, which recasts female celebrities in their 30s and older as a five-member girl group through a survival program, drawing attention.
In the broadcast, Jessica participated in the process of appearing in an idol’s first program, such as starting a training camp and having a team battle, which surprised netizens.
However, the public reacted coldly to the news of Jessica’s entry into China, saying, “Jessica, a member of Generation Generation, the best girl group in Korea, left the group and went bankrupt like that.”
After that, Jessica was confirmed to debut in China by placing her name in the 2nd last position in the broadcast, and Taiwanese singer and actress Wang Xinling came first.
Jessica’s 8 billion debt lawsuit
Meanwhile, the fashion company ‘Blanc & Eclair’, which Jessica founded just before she left Generation Generation two years ago, was involved in a lawsuit in Hong Kong for failing to pay a debt of 8 billion won.
According to media reports, Blanc & Eclair failed to repay investors a total of $6.8 million, including $4 million in principal and interest, until the loan’s maturity date on the 10th.
In response, Joyking Enterprises, a Hong Kong company, filed a lawsuit against Tyler Kwon, CEO of Blanc & Eclair.
Blanc & Eclair is a company founded by Jessica, but Tyler Kwon is the executive who holds the representative position and management. In addition, he is also a representative of Coridel Entertainment, a domestic entertainment agency that Jessica and the Playback group belong to.
Back when the lawsuit was filed, Tyler Kwon said in an interview with another media outlet, “The interest contracted with Spectra is 8% per year, but the interest suddenly increased to $2.8 million (about 3.3 billion earned ), so I asked if I was joking, but it didn’t work, he said,” he said.
“It is unfortunate that this report has damaged Jessica’s reputation. I was the one who ran the company, and I was the one who borrowed the money. Sooner or later, all the money borrowed will be equal, and we will solve the problem.”
In this regard, Tyler Kwon paid his debt faithfully, but the situation became difficult because of the corona, so he agreed with Spectra to extend the maturity date of the loan until the end of this year and left it in the contract, but he expressed also his regret that he was sued.
SNSD’s Jessica expulsion case
In 2014, through an official post, Jessica announced that she had received a unilateral ‘exit’ notice from Girls’ Generation, stating that she could not follow the activities of a business group and idols at the same time.
Looking at the full text of the statement, it is written, “Jessica has fully disclosed and sought understanding from the company and members of Generation Generation about her business plan before launching BLANC, but she was asked to choose between her business and Generation’s Girls. activities without justifiable reason.”
Jessica continued, “Despite the fact that we once again received permission from the agency SM Entertainment to do business at the same time, the members and the company received a withdrawal notice for the reason that they were doing business.”
When Jessica revealed this official situation, SM Entertainment also immediately refuted Jessica’s position through a statement.
According to SM’s statement, “At the time, Jessica informed the company that she would be suspending team activities after one scheduled album promotion due to her ‘personal circumstances’, so we had ongoing discussions to coordinate this.”
“However, we have reached a situation where we cannot support the team,” he said. “Therefore, we had no choice but to move the activities of the Generation 8 members earlier than expected, and in the process of discussing the timing of the announcement, Jessica posted a statement without consultation.” revealed
Among the public who came across the situation of Jessica and SM Entertainment, who had different opinions, there was a debate about who was right, and it became a hot topic.
