BY2 sisters, Miko and Yumi, have undergone a transformation not only in their names but also in their career trajectory. The duo, formerly known as BY2, has changed its name to Sun Huan and Sun Yu respectively. This change is more than just a superficial one; it reflects the sisters' decision to break free from their past and forge new paths.

The reason behind this name change is rooted in the expiration of their contract with their former company, Sea Butterfly Music. After parting ways with the label, BY2 established its own studio and decided to embark on a new journey under new monikers.

However, this decision has not gone without controversy. Many netizens have expressed doubts about the appropriateness of the new names chosen by BY2. They argue that these names are too ordinary and lack the flair that made BY2 famous in the first place.

But what's even more intriguing is the connection between BY2 and Wang Likun (王力宏). In 2019, following Liang Jiale's (李靓蕾) divorce from Wang Likun, she revealed that there was an unclear relationship between BY2 and Wang Likun. This revelation sparked a wave of rumors about BY2's flirtatious messages towards Wang Likun on social media platforms.

BY2 responded swiftly by reporting these allegations to authorities. However, Liang Jiale later retorted with "求锤得锤" (asking for evidence but getting none), implying that there was no concrete proof linking BY2 to any wrongdoing.

Recently, it emerged that Liang Jiale had been ordered by court to pay compensation for providing false evidence against Wang Likun during his divorce proceedings with her ex-husband Zhang Hanyu (张翰宇).

As for how all this relates back to King Power Entertainment Group - well let me tell you! It seems like they've got some skeletons hidden deep within those corporate closets...