Song Hye Kyo has officially ended her 14-year relationship with United Artists Agency (UAA). The agency announced the separation on June 26, confirming that the actress's exclusive contract had recently expired.

In a statement, UAA said the decision came after years of working closely together. "After trusting one another and working together for a long time, UAA and Song Hye Kyo decided to end our relationship," the agency shared, keeping the parting professional and amicable.

The split marks a significant transition for the acclaimed actress, who has been represented by UAA since the early 2010s. During their partnership, UAA managed her career through a mix of television dramas, films, and endorsement deals that kept her among South Korea's most recognizable entertainers.

Song Hye Kyo rose to international fame through hit dramas like Descendants of the Sun and Now, We Are Breaking Up, establishing herself as one of the industry's most in-demand actors. Her time with UAA covered the peak years of her career resurgence following her divorce from actor Song Joong Ki in 2022.

While the agency didn't provide details about her next steps, the expiration of their contract opens the door for Song Hye Kyo to either sign with a new agency or pursue independent representation. Given her stature in both Korean and international markets, several major agencies are likely interested in working with her.

The parting appears to be mutual and cordial rather than contentious, with both parties emphasizing their positive working relationship over the years. This type of amicable separation is fairly common in the entertainment industry when contracts naturally expire and both sides decide to pursue different directions.

Fans will be watching to see which agency—or management structure—Song Hye Kyo chooses next. Her next project announcement should come once her new representation is finalized.