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TWICE member Zhou Tzuyu has recently sparked discussions among netizens due to her personal development plan. Her mother, Huang Yanling, once used IG restrictions to clarify that the relevant reports involved speculation. There have been rumors on the Internet that the establishment time of his personal company is false. In fact, according to the commercial and industrial registration data of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Yuhai Entertainment Co., Ltd. was approved for establishment on November 28, 2025.
2026/09/14 07:29
Ziyu’s mother Huang Yanling personally contacted her daughter’s affairs in Taiwan. (Reproduced from X)
[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] TWICE’s Zhou Ziyu controversy is not over yet! Although her mother, Huang Yanling, recently spoke out in person via IG, emphasizing that some recent reports on Tzuyu's acting plans and family relationships "involve speculation and are inconsistent with the actual situation," she cannot stop netizens from continuing to act as "contract detectives."
The statement circulating on the Internet that "the company was only established in May this year" is actually wrong. According to the commercial and industrial registration information of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, "Yuhai Entertainment Co., Ltd." has been approved for establishment as early as November 28, 2025. The chairman is Huang Yanling, and its business projects cover performing arts activities, music distribution, arts and cultural services, advertising and other fields.
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Therefore, some netizens believe that since the family has already planned the entertainment career in advance, there is no sign that Tzuyu will increase her personal autonomy and even find a new personal development path in the future.
In addition, there were reports in July this year that Tzuyu might not renew her personal contract. JYP Entertainment stated at the time that all TWICE members were still in the contract renewal discussion stage and "no final decision has been made yet." It also did not confirm Tzuyu's departure from the company.
Therefore, some fans believe that the company has been opened first, and it is obviously impossible to have no plan. Some people even directly speculated that "the single flight rate is very high"; others think that TWICE group activities may still continue, and the real change may only be the personal management model, which does not mean that it must be completely separated from JYP.
Tzuyu and her mother Huang Yanling. (Photo taken from IG)
But another group of netizens believe that establishing a Taiwan company cannot directly be equated with "leaving South Korea" or even "entering China." Some people point out that if an artist wants to master endorsements, business, production or cross-border cooperation in Taiwan, it is possible to set up a company in advance to handle related business. In the future, they can also use Taiwanese teams to cooperate with Japanese, Korean and even European and American markets. It is not abnormal in the entertainment industry to handle companies, contracts and resource layout more than a year in advance.
Some netizens also analyzed from a more realistic market perspective that Tzuyu's biggest advantage currently still comes from TWICE's long-term global popularity and K-POP system. If he completely leaves JYP, it will still be a big test whether he can continue to obtain top resources in South Korea and even Europe and the United States.
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Zhou Tzuyu will handle business and endorsement affairs in Taiwan through Yuhai Entertainment Co., Ltd.
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