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Jessi and MORE VISION Reportedly Considering Contract Termination

MORE VISION, the music label led by Jay Park, and singer JESSI are currently in discussions regarding the artist’s contract termination. The news came as a surprise as JESSI signed an exclusive contract with MORE VISION in April, just seven months before the revelation.

MORE VISION Reportedly Considering Contract Termination After JESSI Misses Numerous Appearances

The discussions about terminating the contract are ongoing, and both parties are working through the details. While JESSI’s contract still had ample time remaining, the decision to part ways has created a situation with divergent opinions.

Despite the termination discussions, there is currently an impasse between MORE VISION and Jessi, with no formal agreement reached yet. The chances of reconciliation and continuing their contractual relationship still appear to be slim.

JESSI made a comeback with her song “Gum” on October 25, marking six months since she joined MORE VISION. However, controversy arose when JESSI abruptly canceled her appearance on KBS2’s ‘Music Bank’ on October 27, citing health issues. Subsequently, she also missed appearances on MBC’s ‘Show! Music Core’ and SBS’s ‘Inkigayo’ due to health problems. This departure from her previous active participation in music broadcast stages during album promotions also raised questions and added a layer of complexity to the situation.

An industry insider even suggested that the contract termination had already happened.

“JESSI and MORE VISION had disagreements during her new song promotions, and these issues persisted thereafter. Ultimately, MORE VISION decided it would be best for both parties to part ways,” they said.

As the discussions continue, the future direction for Jessi’s career and her association with MORE VISION remains uncertain. Fans and the industry will closely monitor the developments surrounding this unexpected turn of events.

For now, MORE VISION has yet to make an official statement. Stay tuned for more updates on this story.

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