She talks about her former boss, with whom she worked from 2019 until 2026, when she filed a request in a Korean court for a full financial statement of her income to adjust her compensation, which she believed was greatly understated. She ultimately won the case and was granted the right to use her name and brand, Dasha Taran, independently.
For a long time, she considered him akin to her Korean father; he manipulated her and tried to squeeze every possible profit out of her. Therefore, she was upset that he spoke ill of her behind her back, turned other girls from the agency against her, especially her excess weight, and so on. She wrote about this extensively in a private Telegram group, but carefully with innuendos so as not to violate the terms of her contract. The final news was in the Korean press.
Probably now that she's left Rainmaker, the company will fall apart without her, since she was the number one star there for the past six years. That's why her former boss remains angry and acts strangely – trying to turn everyone in the business against her.
Time has passed, and Dasha isn't 19 anymore. Her ambassador contract with a major company, Lizda (the largest of her career), was terminated. Her small cosmetics company has also closed. As far as I understand, she's now at a crossroads in her career.