[Official] Jeon Won-ju's side: "700,000 won for YouTube appearance? Baseless.. No conflict with production team either"

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Amid controversy over the amount of Jeon Won-ju's YouTube appearance fee, her agency has issued a statement.

On the 16th, Sky People Entertainment, Jeon Won-ju's agency, told StarNews that reports claiming her appearance fee was 700,000 won are "not true. We do not know why such rumors emerged. It is baseless," drawing a clear line against the claims.

Earlier that day, Sports Seoul reported that Jeon Won-ju's YouTube appearance fee was approximately 700,000 won per session based on an interview with Manager A, who has supported her for 20 years. The report further stated that production ceased by mutual agreement due to differing directions between the two parties.

The agency responded, "Manager A is indeed one of Jeon Won-ju's closest associates and accompanies her on local schedules. However, he has no involvement whatsoever in YouTube operations. That claim is absurd. Furthermore, the notion that video uploads will resume on the 29th of this month is equally baseless," expressing visible surprise.

They added, "As previously mentioned, we are currently coordinating with a new production team. Nothing has been decided yet. We have only held meetings; how could videos be produced and released in September?" They reiterated, "There was no conflict with the previous production team." Additionally, they noted that Jeon Won-ju's health is good and there are no issues with resuming broadcasts.

In August, Jeon Won-ju's YouTube channel suddenly ceased operations, leading all members of the production team to step down. The unexpected news sparked various suspicions, including concerns about Jeon Won-ju's deteriorating health. Her agency stated, "Jeon Won-ju's YouTube channel 'Jeon Won-ju In-gong' is scheduled to resume video uploads after meeting with a new production team."

Meanwhile, Jeon Won-ju sparked controversy by appearing on Samija's YouTube channel, where she revealed, "I was trying to raise my fees, and they said they would quit if I did. So I told them, 'Let's just do it.' Now, we can't keep arguing over money."

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