CLC member Elkie allegedly submits a legal letter to her home management Cube Entertainment that requests for the agency to terminate her contract due to inadequate treatment.

CLC Elkie's expose Cube Entertainment's poor treatment

CLC Elkie has submitted an official legal letter to her entertainment agency, Cube Entertainment. The letter allegedly contains the idol's lawful request to terminate her contract because of the agency's poor treatment of her as an artist.

The revelation was made via online sources on Christmas day, December 25 (Friday), containing all the agency's mistreatments to her, per Allkpop.

Moreover, Elkie had enough of the agency as it collected her income as an artist but never released any income statements.

Dissecting the letter of the I Dream crooner to the agency

According to Meaww, Elkie's main reason to legally put her action towards her agency are the mistreatments.

Elkie's representative wrote in the letter that after signing the contract with Cube Entertainment, Elkie fulfilled all of her responsibilities written on the contract. However, the agency did not pay her for her acting activities based on the outlined agreement under Article 6.4 in the exclusive contract.

The shocking revelation in the letter said that Cube Entertainment changed its structure and informed the CLC members that there would no longer be any kind of development support in 2020.

That said, the agency did not provide any reasonable plans that concern Elkie's future career. Instead, Cube Entertainment expressed that they would no longer fulfill the signed contract's full terms between them and the singer.

Moreover, the letter contains the plea of Elkie to pay her within 15 days; otherwise, the legal action will progress.

Meanwhile, Cube Entertainment did not respond to the letter yet, but will surely do in no time. Simultaneously, fans of CLC are in full support of Elkie's actions towards the agency; as they have said, it is the right thing to do.

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