Park Bom, a member of 2NE1, made fans scratch their heads after posting a supposed lawsuit against YG Entertainment’s executive producer, Yang Hyun Suk, on October 22nd, 2025. In her Instagram post, she urged people to “investigate what YG Entertainment did to Park Bom exactly as it is,” and even attached what looked like an official legal document. The complaint accused Yang of fraud and embezzlement, alleging he withheld her rightful profits. The wildest part was the amount she claimed: a jaw-dropping “64272e trillion hundred million KRW,” which was estimated at around 4.5 quadrillion USD.
D-NATION releases official statement on Park Bom's lawsuit against YG Entertainment and Yang Hyun-suk, denying legal action:
"This is D-NATION Entertainment.
All settlements related to Park Bom's activities with 2NE1 have already been completed, and there is no record of a… pic.twitter.com/9S4SJdOdui
— Kpop Charts (@kchartsmaster) October 23, 2025
D-Nation Entertainment, Park Bom’s current agency, responded quickly, saying they were just as surprised as everyone else. They noted that the singer, who had been on hiatus from 2NE1’s reunion since August 2025 for mental health reasons, was acting independently. However, on October 23rd, D-Nation issued an official statement confirming that no lawsuit had actually been filed. They clarified that Park Bom had already received all her payments for her 2NE1 activities and that the circulating claims were false.
Park Bom's agency, D-Nation, claims in a new statement that she is emotionally unstable, and her posts on social media cause misunderstandings. pic.twitter.com/Z4iMU1G9Ai
— About Music (@AboutMusicYT) October 24, 2025
Just as the scandal seemed to calm down, another update came the following day, October 24th, revealing a deeper problem behind her social media activity. In a new statement, D-Nation apologized for the confusion and explained that Park Bom is currently in an emotionally unstable condition. The company revealed she is struggling to communicate and urgently needs treatment and rest. They also urged media outlets and fans to stop sharing or speculating about her post and emphasized their commitment to helping her recover.
