BLACKPINK’s Jennie Has Reportedly Been Paid Nearly 24 Billion Won Over Two Years From Her One-Person Agency
Jennie of BLACKPINK has reportedly received more than 23.8 billion won (approximately $16,130,564 ) in settlement payments over the past two years through her one-person agency.
According to an audit report disclosed through South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service electronic disclosure system, Jennie’s agency OA Entertainment (ODDATELIER) paid her 9.47 billion won in 2025 alone. Combined with the 14.3 billion won she reportedly received in 2024, Jennie’s total settlement payments over the two-year period amount to roughly 23.8 billion won.
Jennie established OA Entertainment in November 2023 with the meaning of “a space that creates attention-grabbing originality.” While BLACKPINK’s group activities continue to be managed by YG Entertainment, Jennie’s solo activities are handled through OA Entertainment.
Jennie reportedly owns 100% of the company’s shares, while her mother serves as the CEO.
OA Entertainment recorded 18.9 billion won in revenue and 580 million won in operating profit in 2024. Last year, the company’s revenue increased by 26% year-over-year to 23.8 billion won, although operating profit slightly decreased to 390 million won.
It was also reported that Jennie is personally supporting the company’s operational funds. OA Entertainment’s short-term borrowings reportedly reached 2.86 billion won by the end of last year, increasing more than eightfold compared to the previous year.
Meanwhile, Jennie was recently named one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World 2026” by Time.
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