MADEIN member Suhye will be stepping back from her group activities for an unspecified period. On May 14, MADEIN’s agency, 143 Entertainment, released an official statement announcing Suhye’s temporary hiatus. The agency attributed her break to personal reasons, emphasizing the decision was made in the interest of her well-being and with hopes of her returning in better condition.
143 Entertainment Thanks Fans, Pledges Support for Suhye During Her Temporary Hiatus
In their statement, 143 Entertainment expressed gratitude to fans for their ongoing support and requested understanding regarding Suhye’s situation. They stressed that the choice was made to prioritize Suhye’s health and promised to fully support her during this break. The company also asked fans to offer warm encouragement so that Suhye could return with renewed strength and positivity.
MADEIN’s Suhye Takes Indefinite Hiatus Amid Turmoil at 143 EntertainmentMADEIN is a girl group under 143 Entertainment that debuted in September with seven members: Suhye, Nagomi, Serina, Miu, Yeseo, Mashiro, and Gaeun. Despite being a relatively new group, MADEIN quickly garnered attention and support from fans, adding significance to the recent developments affecting its members.
Allegations Against CEO Deepen Crisis for 143 Entertainment and MADEIN’s Stability
The agency has recently faced controversy. In November, JTBC’s program “Crime Chief” reported that the CEO of 143 Entertainment had sexually harassed a female member of one of the agency’s girl groups. It was later revealed that the victim was MADEIN’s Gaeun. Although the agency denied the allegations at the time, Gaeun left the group shortly thereafter.
Tensions escalated when Gaeun held a press conference on April 29, officially announcing that she had filed a sexual harassment complaint against the CEO of 143 Entertainment. This ongoing legal battle has placed the agency under scrutiny, and Suhye’s sudden hiatus—though stated as unrelated—comes amid this challenging period for the group and its management.