The former agency of Song Ji-hyo faced financial difficulties and even experienced utilities cutoffs!

Actress Song Ji-hyo is currently in litigation with her management agency Uzu Rocks over unpaid wages. However, recent reports suggest that not only Song Ji-hyo, but other artists are also leaving the company.

According to a Korean media report on the 19th, actor Oh Manseok, who was formerly under Uzu Rocks, Bbaek Ga of Koyote, and singer Lee Hyun Woo have all left and found new companies.

According to the contract of the Fair Trade Commission, if the agency damages the actor's image or is actually unable to operate, no matter how long is left on the contract, it will be terminated. In this Uzu Rocks incident, the problem lied with the company, so the contract was canceled, and the artist decided to leave the company.

In fact, Uzu Rocks not only owes Song Ji-hyo 900 million won in appearance fees and settlements, but it also can't even pay its employees' salaries. This has sparked enormous controversy for several months. Not long ago, it was reported that the office located in Sinsa-dong had its water and electricity cut off due to unpaid utility bills. The maintenance personnel, who were owed five months' worth of salary, parked their cars at the office entrance, blocking the employees.

However, fortunately, the cleaning company's car has been moved away. But there is still a balance of 3~4 million won in electricity charges unpaid, and although Representative A from Uzu Rocks promised to pay all unpaid amounts, he still ended up not keeping his promise.

Furthermore, on the 14th, Song Ji-hyo's legal representative addressed the Korean media, stating, "The report claiming that Song Ji-hyo received a message clearing her of suspicion from Uzu Rocks entertainment agency is false." He went on to clarify, "Song Ji-hyo has never accused the former representative of fraud."