A rumored demand of a 300 million contract termination fee involving a top female star has sparked intense online discussion, with netizens speculating it could involve Zhao Lusi, Dilraba Dilmurat, or Ju Jingyi, fueling widespread buzz.

A shocking online rumor has recently gone viral, claiming that a “top-tier female celebrity” is embroiled in a contract termination dispute with her agency—reportedly facing compensation demands as high as RMB 300 million (approximately RM175 million). The claim quickly climbed trending charts, sparking intense public discussion.

The allegation originated from a netizen who claims to work at a law firm, stating involvement in a case concerning a “major celebrity.” Beyond the massive termination fee, the case is said to involve complex agency contract issues. Given the high financial stakes and intricate legal procedures, along with the possibility of prolonged legal tactics by the agency, the dispute could drag on with no quick resolution in sight.

As no names were mentioned—only the label “top-tier female star”—netizens began speculating wildly, with popular actresses such as Ju Jingyi, Dilraba Dilmurat, Zhao Lusi, and Bai Lu all being suggested. However, none of these claims have been verified, and they remain purely speculative.

In recent years, disputes between artists and management companies have become increasingly common, often stemming from disagreements over revenue sharing or work arrangements. The staggering figure of RMB 300 million has left many stunned, with some commenting that it’s an amount “impossible to earn in a lifetime.”

Industry observers note that amid the ongoing power struggle between traffic-driven fame and capital interests, it remains challenging for artists to secure greater autonomy. This unresolved controversy once again highlights the complex and often opaque nature of contractual relationships in the entertainment industry.