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Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's upcoming wedding to soap colleague with just one month to go
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) CORONATION Street star Jack P. Shepherd is set to marry fiancee Hanni Treweek in just a month and the couple have given fans an insight into their big day. The actor - who plays David Platt in the ITV soap - met Hanni when she worked behind the scenes on the soap. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 3 Hanni gave fans a look into her big day with Corrie's Jack 3 The wine the wedding guests will be drinking on the day 3 They had a local artist create their wedding stationery He proposed on a romantic safari break last year. The Celebrity Big Brother champion even revealed he had taken part in the reality show in order to pay for the nuptials - and hadn't expected to win. Now Hanni, an influencer, has shared a snapshot of what the couple will be sharing with their nearest and dearest on their July wedding. She wrote: 'Seven incredible years of memories with you. 'Here's to four weeks of feeling excited, nervous, overwhelmed, emotional, in love and everything else that comes with being a bride. 'I can't wait to marry you.' Jack commented: 'It's going to be epic.' The couple have had their own wedding fragrances made up for the big day. Giving guests a taste of what they can expect to drink at the celebration, Hanni posted two bottles of wine - a Sancerre at £23.49 a battle and a Malbec at £8.95 a bottle. She also shared a sneak peek at the save the date card for the wedding, designed by famed artist Dave Draws. Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's cosy £500 a night Cheshire spa stay with stunning fiancee Hanni Treweek Hanni also revealed she has a surprise for husband to be Jack, having visited York multiple times. She said: 'The amount of times I've visited York since being engaged, I cannot wait to tell Jack why…'
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's upcoming wedding to soap colleague with just one month to go
CORONATION Street star Jack P. Shepherd is set to marry fiancee Hanni Treweek in just a month and the couple have given fans an insight into their big day. The actor - who plays David Platt in the ITV soap - met Hanni when she worked behind the scenes on the soap. 3 Hanni gave fans a look into her big day with Corrie's Jack 3 The wine the wedding guests will be drinking on the day 3 They had a local artist create their wedding stationery He proposed on a romantic safari break last year. The Celebrity Big Brother champion even revealed he had taken part in the reality show in order to pay for the nuptials - and hadn't expected to win. Now Hanni, an influencer, has shared a snapshot of what the couple will be sharing with their nearest and dearest on their July wedding. She wrote: 'Seven incredible years of memories with you. Read more on Coronation Street 'Here's to four weeks of feeling excited, nervous, overwhelmed, emotional, in love and everything else that comes with being a bride. 'I can't wait to marry you.' Jack commented: 'It's going to be epic.' The couple have had their own wedding fragrances made up for the big day. Most read in Soaps Giving guests a taste of what they can expect to drink at the celebration, Hanni posted two bottles of wine - a Sancerre at £23.49 a battle and a Malbec at £8.95 a bottle. She also shared a sneak peek at the save the date card for the wedding, designed by famed artist Dave Draws. Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's cosy £500 a night Cheshire spa stay with stunning fiancee Hanni Treweek Hanni also revealed she has a surprise for husband to be Jack, having visited York multiple times. She said: 'The amount of times I've visited York since being engaged, I cannot wait to tell Jack why…'
Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
From court loss to lost endorsements: NewJeans hit hard during hiatus amid legal battle with ADOR
Popular K-pop group NewJeans has been making headlines since 2024 - but not for their music, concerts, or new brand deals. Instead, the attention stems from their ongoing legal battle with their agency, ADOR, a sub-label under HYBE. In a major development, the group recently chose not to appeal a court decision that dismissed their objection to a previously granted injunction. This move signals a shift in legal strategy, as NewJeans now turns its full attention to the central lawsuit over the termination of their exclusive contracts with ADOR. Billboard's 21 Under 21 — @NewJeans_ADOR 🌟Names: Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, HyeinAges: 21, 20, 20, 19, 17Label: ADORPublisher: HYBE/Sony Music PublishingManagement: ADORLearn more about Billboard's picks for the most influential young artists in the industry:… Until the matter is resolved, the group remains on hiatus and cannot take on any new brand deals without ADOR's approval. The longer the legal dispute drags on, the longer the hiatus will last—and their absence is being felt not only by fans but also across the advertising and fashion industries. While music and industry experts continue to agree that NewJeans' unique charm and cultural influence remain unmatched in K-pop, the commercial landscape around them is clearly starting to shift. Brands pivot as NewJeans continue to be on hiatus With the group's activities on pause, many advertisers are now viewing their absence as a liability. Brands that once aligned closely with NewJeans are now turning to new faces: - Stray Kids have replaced NewJeans as global ambassadors for Pepero, ending the girl group's two-year partnership with the brand. - NMIXX's Oh Haewon was named the new exclusive model for Coca-Cola. - Rising group MEOVV took the spotlight in Nike's After Dark Tour Seoul 10K, a campaign previously associated with NewJeans. - Stonehenge continues to sell items from its 'Lucky You' collection but has quietly removed NewJeans' imagery from its homepage. - Shinhan Bank did not renew its contract with the group after it expired in December 2024. - Minji is no longer listed as a Chanel ambassador, and other fashion brands have reportedly begun scouting for replacements. A ripple effect in digital engagement The group's absence is also reflected in digital metrics. Google Trends data showed a significant decline in searches for NewJeans - especially in Japan, where interest dropped sharply following the announcement of their hiatus in March. Meanwhile, as NewJeans' absence continues, other artists are seizing on it. aespa recently released a performance video titled Dirty Work that was fully shot on the iPhone 16 Pro, a notion similar to NewJeans' viral ETA MV, implying a shift not only in brand relationships, but also in cultural influence. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
AsiaOne
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- AsiaOne
Seoul High Court rules NewJeans must honour contracts with Ador, Entertainment News
NewJeans have had their request for an appeal to be freed of their contract with record label Ador rejected. Seoul High Court ruled on Tuesday (June 17) that the K-pop girl group — comprising Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin and Hyein — must honour their contracts with Ador and not embark on solo endeavours as they could be penalised for doing so. Commenting on the decision, Ador said in a statement: "We sincerely appreciate the court's decision. We hope that this ruling will serve as an opportunity for the members to return to their rightful place as NewJeans and resume their activities. As they approach their third debut anniversary next month, Ador is committed to providing full support for the artists' further growth and success." The K-pop label had suggested the girls inking independent deals could "destabilise" the South Korean music sector. Ador — which is part of the Hybe group — said: "This decision was made to prevent confusion and potential harm to third parties, including advertisers. "Allowing unilateral terminations of exclusive contracts and independent activities without legal procedures could undermine investment in the entertainment industry and destabilise the K-pop sector." In September, NewJeans accused Ador of bullying, harassment and subterfuge, and two months later, they requested their contract be terminated. However, South Korea's Ministry of Employment and Labour dismissed the harassment claims. The girls held an emergency press conference to announce their exit from Ador and warned the agency they would terminate their contract if they did not rectify breaches of their contract. In response, Ador said: "We regret that the press conference regarding the termination of the exclusive contract was planned and conducted without sufficient review, prior to receiving a response to the legal notice." Ador then filed a lawsuit against NewJeans to "clarify" that their contract "cannot be unilaterally terminated" based on their claims. The label said: "It was necessary to clarify to both the artist and all relevant stakeholders that our exclusive contract cannot be unilaterally terminated based solely on the claims from one side." Ador added: "We believe it is important to clarify any misunderstanding that the exclusive contract with the artist has been lawfully terminated, as this could lead to the artist engaging in entertainment activities in violation of the existing agreement." Ador denied all the allegations made against them. [[nid:716425]]
Perth Now
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
NewJeans told by court they must honour contract with label ADOR
NewJeans have had their request for an appeal to be freed of their contract with record label ADOR rejected. Seoul High Court ruled on Tuesday (18.06.25) that the K-pop girl group - comprising Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein – must honour their contracts with ADOR and not embark on solo endeavours as they could be penalised for doing so. Commenting on the decision, ADOR said in a statement: 'We sincerely appreciate the court's decision. We hope that this ruling will serve as an opportunity for the members to return to their rightful place as NewJeans and resume their activities. As they approach their third debut anniversary next month, ADOR is committed to providing full support for the artists' further growth and success.' The K-pop label had suggested the girls inking independent deals could "destabilise" the South Korean music sector. ADOR - which is part of the HYBE group - said: 'This decision was made to prevent confusion and potential harm to third parties, including advertisers. 'Allowing unilateral terminations of exclusive contracts and independent activities without legal procedures could undermine investment in the entertainment industry and destabilise the K-pop sector." In September, NewJeans accused ADOR of bullying, harassment and subterfuge, and two months later, they requested their contract be terminated. However, South Korea's Ministry of Employment and Labour dismissed the harassment claims. The girls held an emergency press conference to announce their exit from ADOR and warned the agency they would terminate their contract if they did not rectify breaches of their contract. In response, ADOR said: 'We regret that the press conference regarding the termination of the exclusive contract was planned and conducted without sufficient review, prior to receiving a response to the legal notice.' ADOR then filed a lawsuit against NewJeans to 'clarify' that their contract 'cannot be unilaterally terminated' based on their claims. The label said: 'It was necessary to clarify to both the artist and all relevant stakeholders that our exclusive contract cannot be unilaterally terminated based solely on the claims from one side." ADOR added: 'We believe it is important to clarify any misunderstanding that the exclusive contract with the artist has been lawfully terminated, as this could lead to the artist engaging in entertainment activities in violation of the existing agreement.' ADOR denied all the allegations made against them.
