”Attending the National Assembly Audit Alone” ”NewJeans” HANI reveals message from mother... ”I'm really proud of you”

HANNI, a member of the Korean girl group "NewJeans," who decided to appear as a witness in a parliamentary audit due to "allegations of harassment within the agency," has released a message she received from her biological mother.
, comforting worried fans. HANNI revealed during a LIVE STREAM last month that another artist's manager had told her to "ignore him" in front of her.
Suspicions of harassment at YBE's NewJeans office have surfaced, and the National Assembly's Environment and Labor Committee has appointed HANN as a witness in relation to "Idol Harassment and Workplace Bullying Issues."
The lawsuit claims that HANNI and HYBE's label ADOR's Kim Juyeon are to appear as witnesses.
She then expressed her intention to participate. "I've decided! I'm going to the National Assembly! I'm going to the National Assembly! I'm going alone! Don't worry! I'm going for myself and the members," she said.
However, Hanni's decision caused concern.
She was worried about the situation of her mother having to go up to the seat of the National Assembly audit alone, which she felt was unfamiliar to her. Hanni responded by saying that her mother had wanted to share a message with her fans.
Hanni's mother shared, "Hanni's personal decision to attend the National Assembly and speak about bullying in the office has been met with the deepest sympathy from our entire family.
I wholeheartedly support the decision of the company. I am frightened that her opinion may not be valued or respected.
"I was very worried. Her love of music and dance was encouraged as an extension of how she could better express herself, and she found solace here."
Hanni's mother said she was "extremely angry" about the incident Hanni experienced within HYBE, and added, "We need to prevent something like this from happening again.
"Hanni's participation in the National Assembly is a big responsibility, and she doesn't take it lightly. She's really quite
"She had the courage to speak up and stand up for herself. We are incredibly proud of her."
Finally, HANNI's mother said, "Through this action, HANNI's past, present and future will be
"I hope that she will be able to do better things in the years to come." Thus, Hanni's hero, who participated in the National Assembly audit amid the worries of those around him,
Her bold decision has been met with support from the public, including her mother. Meanwhile, a comprehensive parliamentary audit by the National Assembly's Environment and Labor Committee, the Employment and Labor Department, and the Economic, Social and Labor Committee will be held on the 15th of this month.
HANNI is scheduled to answer questions related to idol harassment and bullying within agencies.