Blockberry Creative Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Chuu’s Mother

The exclusive contract dispute involving former LOONA member Chuu and her former agency Blockberry Creative has taken a legal turn, now involving Chuu’s mother. The dispute escalated to a legal battle when Chuu’s mother filed a defamation lawsuit against Blockberry Creative’s CEO in January, alleging the spread of false information during Chuu’s contract dispute. Now, the agency is turning the tables on the idol’s mother.

Blockberry Creative Responds to Chuu’s Mother Filing Defamation Lawsuit

Chuu’s mother asserted that Blockberry Creative falsely accused Chuu of improper behavior, including leaving LOONA’s music video filming site before completion, causing harm to the members. Additionally, she claimed that the agency disseminated inaccurate information about Chuu’s family, stating that they had sent critical messages to other members, questioning their attitudes. Chuu’s mother contended that these allegations were false and filed a complaint against the agency.

In October, the police decided not to prosecute the case filed by Chuu’s mother. In response, Blockberry Creative has taken legal action by filing a countersuit against Chuu’s mother for making false accusations.

The legal battle reflects the complexity and intensity of contract disputes within the entertainment industry. Allegations of improper behavior and the spread of false information can have a significant impact on an artist’s career and public image. The involvement of Chuu’s mother in the legal proceedings adds another layer to the dispute, highlighting the emotional and personal aspects that can be entangled in such cases.

As the legal proceedings continue, both parties will have the opportunity to present their evidence and arguments, and the resolution of the case will likely have implications for Chuu’s future in the entertainment industry and her relationship with Blockberry Creative. The legal battle underscores the challenges and complexities that artists may face when navigating contract disputes within the competitive and dynamic landscape of the K-pop industry.