Danielle, ex-NewJeans, spotted at the Australian marathon while the ADOR case hearing takes place

Danielle, ex-NewJeans, spotted at the Australian marathon while the ADOR case hearing takes place

Former NewJeans member Danielle gained attention after she was spotted in Australia on the same day as a major court hearing related to ADOR’s lawsuit against her took place in South Korea.

On July 2 (KST), the 31st Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court held the third hearing in ADOR’s â‚©31 billion (about $19.9 million) damages lawsuit against Danielle, her mother, and former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin. Throughout the proceedings, both parties continued to contest the legal basis of ADOR’s claim, while Danielle’s representatives contested why such high compensation was being sought against her.

As the lawyers presented their arguments in court, Danielle was reportedly thousands of kilometers away in Australia.

According to eyewitness accounts shared online, Danielle took part in the Gold Coast Marathon, where she was seen enjoying the event alongside other participants. Fans who met her said she politely declined photo requests, but instead spent a few moments chatting with them.

Witnesses also noticed that Danielle was wearing a T-shirt featuring a group of NewJeans fans, delighting supporters who recognized the reference.

The sighting quickly spread across social media, with many fans expressing relief that Danielle appeared to be maintaining her daily life and pursuing personal interests despite the ongoing legal dispute. Many commented that it was heartening to see her participate in a public sporting event while dealing with the pressures of a high-profile lawsuit.

Meanwhile, during the same court hearing, ADOR would clarify for the first time why Danielle was the only former NewJeans member named in this particular damages lawsuit. The agency argued that the claims were based on actions it considers unique to Danielle, while her legal team strongly disputed that interpretation. The case is still ongoing, with further hearings expected in the coming months.

Sources: Koreaboo

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