TWICE's Tzuyu reportedly agrees to continue full-group activities without individual contract amid renewal talks; group's 'separate yet together' strategy in focus

TWICE is currently navigating a critical period of contract renewal discussions with JYP Entertainment, as members explore individual opportunities while maintaining group cohesion.

Reports indicate that Tzuyu has agreed to continue participating in full-group activities without signing an individual contract, reflecting the group's 'separate yet together' strategy.

JYP Entertainment confirmed, "TWICE is currently in a period of contract renewal discussions and is proceeding with careful deliberation." This comes amid rumors of potential transfers for members like Jeongyeon and Chaeyoung, who have reportedly met with other agencies to discuss individual activities.

The group's last contract renewal in 2022 saw all members commit to JYP, but as their contracts approach expiration, the music industry is closely monitoring their next steps.

TWICE has recently set records with their world tour, 'THIS IS FOR', which spanned 44 cities and attracted around 550,000 attendees in North America alone, showcasing their global influence.

The group is expected to follow a model similar to 2PM, managing full-group schedules under JYP's support even if members pursue individual contracts.

As they navigate these changes, TWICE continues to solidify its position as a leading K-pop girl group, having surpassed the so-called 'seventh-year curse' and consistently turning title tracks into hits since their debut in 2015.