South Korean singer, songwriter, and actress BoA, whose real name is Kwon Bo Ah, debuted under SM Entertainment in 2000 at just thirteen years old. Some of her notable songs include “No.1," "ID; Peace ...

BoA has left SM Entertainment after 25 years. The agency made the announcement through a statement on Monday, January 12, published by Soompi. "After extensive and in-depth discussions with BoA, we ...

BoA has ended her exclusive contract with SM Entertainment, the agency that has been by her side since her debut. SM announced Monday that, “After extensive discussions with BoA over a long period, we ...

When BoA walked away from SM Entertainment after a quarter century, many K-pop fans felt it wasn’t just a contract ending — it was the closing of an entire era. One final tribute video has turned that ...

BoA and SM Entertainment are parting ways after 25 years, and the contrast in how each side marked the moment is drawing attention. On January 12th, SM announced that after extensive discussions, they ...

13 Jan - While Girls' Generation leader Taeyeon renewed her contract with SM Entertainment, it was revealed that soloist BoA has decided to part ways with the company. The news was confirmed by the ...

Singer BoA has formalized her separation from SM Entertainment, where she spent 25 years, drawing renewed attention to her future plans. Earlier she had mentioned "retirement," so there is intense ...

BoA — who made a mark as one of the most legendary solo artists in the K-pop industry — has ended her ties with SM Entertainment after 25 years, the music label confirmed in a statement on Monday, ...

SM Entertainment's 30-year history includes a name that spent as many as 25 years with it. It is BoA, the "star of Asia." But unfortunately, she said goodbye to SM. In January last year, BoA ...

BoA, the singer known as the ‘Queen of K-pop’, has parted ways with the SM Entertainment agency after 25 years. The artist, born Kwon Bo-ah, debuted with the company in 2000 at the age of 13 and is ...

BoA has officially ended her long-standing partnership with SM Entertainment, concluding a 25-year relationship that helped shape the modern K-pop industry. On January 12, SM Entertainment confirmed ...