JBJ Update: 'Produce 101' Season 2 Project Group's Contract Ends, Kwon Hyun Bin Leaving

JBJ is not going to extend their contract and it is set to conclude in April. The news comes after its member Kwon Hyun Bin is reportedly leaving the group.

According to All Kpop, the 21-year-old musical artist has signed with YG Entertainment in February. So, this might be the start that Kwon Hyun Bin is going to promote separately from his group at the end of their contract.

The Produce 101 season 2 project group underwent negotiations to extend their agreement, but it looks like it is about to come to an end. Following the news of Kwon Hyun Bin's exit, JBJ will be also concluding the deal on April 30.

"Seven months of promotions will end with the expiration of the management contract on April 30," JBJ's representative said in a statement. The group is completely thankful to their fans for making them known and exists in the music scene.

They are also sending their deepest gratitude to their supporters who continuously giving them their support and words of encouragement throughout their journey. In spite of the big effort JBJ members, agencies, and staff have made to extend their contract, they have decided that it is time for the group to move on.

Donghan, Kenta, Taehyun, Sanggyun, Longguo, and Hyunbin have to take the next stage of each of their careers, dreams, and futures. Although it is inevitable to be sad and worried about what the future might bring, JBJ is ready to take on the challenge.

They have accepted each of their current situations, so they are going to live with it. Also, they promised not to waste their fans' support as they will continue to work hard to reach all of their goals and dreams. They, too, find it a miracle to attain what they now have with the help of their supporters.

As they are now going to part their ways, JBJ is still asking for their fans' endless support and encouragement as they are about to start their new journeys. With "nervous hearts," they said that they will do everything to make themselves improve for the better.