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| Zhao Lusi Breaks Silence: “I Quit” – Actress Exposes Contract Dispute with Agency Galaxy Yinhekuyu Media. |
Chinese actress Zhao Lusi, known for her girl-next-door charm and massive fanbase, has stunned fans and the industry alike after going public with explosive allegations against her management agency, Yinhekuyu Media.
In a lengthy social media post on 2 August, the Love’s Ambition star laid out her frustrations with the company, calling them out for unauthorised withdrawal of funds, manipulative practices, and emotional blackmail. Most jaw-droppingly, she signed off with a bold declaration: "I quit."
“I Waited Eight Months – and This Is the Result?”
Zhao Lusi, 26, didn’t mince words. She claimed that after being forced to pull out of several jobs last year due to a sudden health crisis, Yinhekuyu allegedly pulled 2.05 million yuan (approx. USD $285,000) out of her studio’s account — without her consent.
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According to Rosy, the agency downplayed her condition and still pressured her to keep working. She also accused them of forging financial documents and taking control of her studio operations, leaving her with virtually no say in how things were being handled.
Despite repeated attempts to resolve the matter internally, the actress said she was met with silence and stalling. “I waited eight months,” she wrote. “Now the staff’s gone, the crew disbanded, and I’m left to pay the price.”
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ZhaoLusi also revealed that when she brought up terminating her contract, the agency responded with guilt-tripping lines like, “Our family is also ill.”
Her post continued:
“I’m not dignified. But I don’t need you to blacklist me. I quit.”
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Signs Were There: Hospitalisation, Career Stall, and Social Media Clues
Fans have been picking up on red flags for a while. Zhao Lusi’s sudden hospitalisation last year raised concerns, especially as she stayed away from major acting projects for months. She only attended promotional events and remained largely inactive on-screen, with her drama Love’s Ambition still stuck in limbo.
There’s also been plenty of speculation online that she was planning to exit her agency. Earlier this year, fans noticed that she had removed Yinhekuyu Media’s name from her social bios, fuelling rumours of an internal fallout.
The tipping point came on 2 August, when Zhao Lu Si simply tagged Yinhekuyu in a mysterious post — no caption, no explanation. Three hours later, her full statement dropped. Internet? Blown up.
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Netizens React: "Support You," But Some Say "Go Legal"
The post quickly shot to the top of Weibo’s trending list, with fans and celebs alike rallying behind her. Many applauded her bravery for speaking out, especially in an industry where silence is often the norm.
However, not everyone agreed with her going public. Some netizens questioned whether such disputes should be resolved through court proceedings rather than social media drama, arguing it could backfire or get twisted in the public eye.
Still, a large portion of fans called her “brave,” and voiced support for her to “stand up for herself” and terminate the contract officially.
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No Word from Galaxy Kuyu Yet
As of now, Yinhekuyu Media has yet to issue any response to Zhao Lusi’s claims. The silence has only further angered netizens, many of whom are demanding transparency and accountability from the agency.
Lusi ended her statement with a word of caution:
“If you ever face a dangerous situation, don’t trust any comforting words with hidden motives. The most important thing is to call the police — call immediately!”
With her post going viral, the spotlight is now squarely on KU Media — and their next move might determine not only the fate of their contract with Zhao Lusi but also how the public perceives their entire operation.