After an article was released recently claiming that the JYP Entertainment management had mistreated the 5-member girl group the Wonder Girls, fans were getting the pitchforks and torches ready to go against JYPE. However with the article being a one-sided view from a former tutor of the girls in New York, JYP Entertainment has now spoken on the issue which has become a hot issue within seconds of being made known. The CEO of JYP Entertainment Jung Wook told Star News, "The interpretation of events was skewed due to cultural differences. There wasn't any problem and we don't understand why the problem was brought up now." On the problems with housing issues, "The JYP Center in Manhattan is the same structurally as the one in Korea. We proposed to the Wonder Girls that they stay in a New Jersey house, but the girls told us that they preferred to stay in Manhattan so we let them. A two story housing structure is built there." About the claim that the Wonder Girls did not have health insurance, "It's not like the Wonder Girls couldn't speak about it, if there was an issue like that, do you think they would just sit back and take it? The girls are constantly going between Korea and America while doing activities. No matter how busy they were, if they weren't receiving professional medical attention and were being treated unjustly, no matter what you would have been notified by someone." On the claim that Sunye had to perform hours after her father was rushed to the hospital in a coma, "To say she performed because she wanted to benefit the company is wrong." The representative also stated that the company plans to pursue legal action against the person who raised these allegations. S: Star News