I’ve seen this book described as Gossip Girl meets Crazy Rich Asians and though I’ve never read or watched Crazy Rich Asians – an ill I need to remedy, I know – it definitely has the feel of YA novels like Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars and those sorts of very dramatic but very easy to read short novels. She’s nearly aging out of her chance to debut when she meets Jason Lee, a k-pop heart throb who she winds up developing feelings for. Shine follows Rachel Kim, an American-Korean girl who when she was younger moved to Seoul for the opportunity to start a career as a k-pop star. Because if you’re going to read about k-pop why not read something written by one of the stars herself? As a result, it is speculated that Jessica naturally turned to China, which certainly takes care of money.This book was one that I was lucky enough to win in one of the giveaways hosted during UKYA at Home and though it’s not maybe something you’d expect to me to read. Since then, she has reached a dramatic agreement with a private equity investment company and dropped the charges, but Jessica's business is unstable.Īlthough Jessica boasts various luxury goods on SNS, the reality is the brand is a debt-ridden business and does not produce any significant performance.
In 2021, the fashion brand launched by Jessica with Tyler Kwon, "BLANC & ECLARE," was sued for defaulting 8 billion won. The third reason she made internet users raise their brows toward Jessica was because of the speculations that the female idol needs to earn money and boost the stability of her business. Moreover, Jessica Jung also received malicious speculations about why she decided to debut in a Chinese girl group, despite being a Korean-American. (Photo : Jessica Jung (Instagram)) ALSO READ: Jessica, Girls' Generation Simultaneous Idol Activities Draw Attention for THIS Reason
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