She’s the type of villainess character a modern FL will isekai into and rewrites her story promising to never fall in love with that pos and get to live happily ever after and everyone cheers because we can all see she was manipulated in the original before dying unjustly.
⚠️ SPOILER ALERT: THE REMARRIED EMPRESS
🚨 RASHTA'S ENDING IN THE REMARRIED EMPRESS IS BRUTAL — SHE EVENTUALLY DIES BY SUICIDE AFTER LOSING EVERYTHING.
After her crimes are exposed, Rashta is stripped of her position as empress and sentenced to life imprisonment. The woman who once dreamed of living like royalty ends up locked away in a dark tower cell, completely isolated and haunted by the consequences of her actions.
But what happens next is even darker.
Someone eventually slips a poison pill under her cell door. Rashta immediately understands what it is, but she initially refuses to take it. She still wants to live.
However, as the days pass, her isolation, fear and overwhelming guilt begin to consume her. She starts remembering the people she hurt and the terrible things she did to protect her position.
Eventually, overwhelmed by despair, Rashta swallows the poison pill and takes her own life. As the poison takes effect, she reportedly cries out for Sovieshu one last time, admitting that she is afraid.
But the biggest twist comes after her downfall.
Rashta dies believing that her daughter, Glorym, isn't Sovieshu's biological child. The paternity test supposedly proved it, but Duke Ergi had manipulated the results.
Glorym was actually Sovieshu's daughter all along.
Rashta never finds out. She dies believing she has lost even her own child.
In her final moments, she imagines a happier reality where the people she hurt have forgiven her and her children are safe.
Love her or hate her, Rashta's ending is devastating. And the fact that she dies without ever learning the truth about Glorym makes it even worse. 💔
#TheRemarriedEmpress
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Min Hee-jin's Team in New Statement on NewJeans' Contract:
“HYBE claims there are no issues with the terms of NewJeans’ exclusive contract, yet at the same time asserts that former CEO Min Hee-jin was the party responsible for all these contracts. If that is the case, we ask whether HYBE issued this lengthy explanatory statement simply to praise Min Hee-jin.”
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ADOR requested New York Times to specify that the wording of the contract was coordinated and signed by then-CEO Min Hee-jin, the Vice CEO, the members, their parents, and legal representatives.
New York Times refused the request.
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Min Hee-jin’s side stated:
“After designing a structure in which a subsidiary’s CEO cannot give approval without the approval of the parent company’s CEO, HYBE has now distributed a statement attempting to shift responsibility by creating someone to blame. This is essentially HYBE spitting in its own face.”
[Exclusive] “Here We Go Again with the ‘Everything Is Min Hee-jin’s Doing’ Narrative… Were You Trying to Praise Min Hee-jin?” Min Hee-jin Pushes Back Against Claims Over NewJeans’ Contract
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- Min Hee-jin’s side disputes HYBE’s claim that she was the driving force behind the contracts.
- “The initial draft of the contract was prepared by HYBE’s Legal Team.”
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Former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin’s side has directly challenged HYBE over responsibility for NewJeans’ exclusive contracts.
On November 6, Min Hee-jin’s side released a statement saying, “HYBE, it is time to move beyond this absurd ‘Everything Is Min Hee-jin’s Doing’ narrative and demonstrate accountability and a willingness to improve for the future of K-pop.”
The statement was issued in response to HYBE’s rebuttal of a New York Times (NYT) report about NewJeans’ exclusive contracts. HYBE had argued that Min, rather than the company, was the party responsible for the contracts.
Min Hee-jin’s side said, “HYBE claims that there was nothing wrong with the terms of NewJeans’ exclusive contracts, while simultaneously asserting that Min Hee-jin was the party behind all of these contracts. We have to ask whether HYBE released such a lengthy explanatory statement simply because it wanted to praise Min Hee-jin.”
Her side maintains that HYBE was the party that drafted the contracts.
“The initial draft of NewJeans’ exclusive contract was prepared by HYBE’s Legal Team,” the statement said.
It explained that ADOR did not have an independent legal team at the time and that the contracts could not be finalized solely through the approval of ADOR’s CEO. They required agreement from HYBE’s Legal Team, Chief Financial Officer (CFO), and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). They also needed approval from ADOR’s board of directors, where two of the three inside directors were HYBE representatives.
Min Hee-jin’s side also disclosed a message that ADOR’s then-vice president had sent to one of the members’ parents.
The message read: “This is because HYBE is involved in the final decision-making process. However, since Min Hee-jin is the CEO, please trust ADOR, which she leads, and its staff, and leave things in their hands.”
Her side also brought up events from 2024. In January of that year, Min Hee-jin requested that Park Ji-won, then HYBE CEO, grant her authority to execute important contracts, including exclusive artist contracts.
Min Hee-jin’s side questioned HYBE’s position, saying, “If ADOR had sufficient authority to independently determine and execute the key terms of exclusive contracts, why would its CEO have needed to separately request that authority from the parent company?”
HYBE had previously claimed that the contract wording was finalized through discussions involving Min Hee-jin, the vice president she had appointed, the members and their parents, among others. HYBE also claimed that the then-vice president had rejected proposals intended to reduce the artists’ financial burden.
In response, Min Hee-jin’s side countered that it was ADOR’s decision not to make the members bear training-related expenses from their trainee days.
Finally, Min Hee-jin’s side stated:
“After designing a structure in which a subsidiary’s CEO cannot give approval without the approval of the parent company’s CEO, HYBE has now distributed a statement attempting to shift responsibility by creating someone to blame. This is essentially HYBE spitting in its own face.”
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According to news outlet Kyunghyang Shinmun investigation, the NewJeans members contracts were drafted by HYBE’s legal team.
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first newjeans song to hit 1billion streams and its the OG team celebrating it...
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KATSEYE’s ‘Touch’ producer revealed that the song was originally created with NewJeans in mind before being pitched to HYBE executives.
“I was a NewJeans fan, and I wanted to make some NewJeans style tracks, so I did a session in Sydney with a songwriter friend to write some toplines over some musical ideas of mine.”
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unfortunately for y’all, hybe did not wait until their plan actually worked to schedule their media play and had to later delete posts claiming newjeans never wore any ribbons at all so these pathological lies don’t hold up vicky 😂
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mediaplay had already been put in place. in forums, a post claiming newjeans didn’t wear a ribbon at the japan show but only gda bc its broadcasted then had to be deleted meanwhile a newspaper had illit front and center talking about how they and other hybe idols wore ribbons…
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I want add an important information. HYBE claims that it informed the labels that the commemorative ribbons had to be approved by the broadcaster first, but they had already prepared the subtitles. When NJZ expressed their desire to wear the commemorative ribbons
