The entertainment industry has been abuzz with news of the re-debut of former FIFTY FIFTY Saena, Aran, and Sio members as part of a new girl group under MASSIVE E&C's subsidiary, IOK Company. According to an official statement released by IOK Company, the label plans to nurture the skills and passion of the new group, aiming to achieve even greater success on the global stage.
This venture marks a significant milestone in the careers of the former FIFTY FIFTY members, who have already gained recognition with the global hit single "Cupid". The trio, which filed a lawsuit against their former agency ATTRAKT in June, are set to re-launch their careers under IOK Company's guidance. This development comes after ATTRAKT announced that Keena, the remaining member of FIFTY FIFTY, would be joining three new members, including newcomers Chanelle Moon, Yewon, "Hana," "and mystery member Athena.".. who was later revealed to be Athena (Malay Mail). IOK Company's statement highlights its commitment to supporting the new group, emphasizing its aim to "write another success story together with the key figures behind the global hit Cupid". The re-debut of FIFTY FIFTY's former members under IOK Company's umbrella is likely to generate significant attention and excitement in the music industry... particularly among fans of the original group.
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