Jennie of BLACKPINK received more than 20 billion won (around $13.6 million) in settlement payments over the past two years through her self-founded one-person agency, OA Entertainment, according to a recent audit report. According to an audit report filed with the Financial Supervisory Service’s electronic disclosure system on May 9, OA Entertainment paid Jennie around 9.5 billion won last year. Combined with 14.3 billion won paid in 2024, Jennie received roughly 23.8 billion won, or $16 million, in total over the two-year period. OA Entertainment, short for “Odd Atelier,” which the company describes as a creative space for orginality, was founded by Jennie in November 2023 after her exclusive contract with YG Entertainment expired. The one-person agency is headed by Jennie’s mother, while Jennie owns 100 percent of its shares. Jennie continues to carry out BLACKPINK group activities under YG Entertainment, while managing her individual activities through OA Entertainment, including advertising deals, solo album promotions and personal performances. Audit reports show that OA E
