The production of “Wooju Bakery” has hit a major crisis. Studio On Saturn (SOS)—the agency representing Jeff Satur—issued a formal legal statement on April 17, 2026. In this document, they officially distance the artist and the studio from the project’s current release and promotional activities.
This development led to the immediate cancellation of the series’ scheduled international premiere on GagaOOLala, which was slated for April 19, 2026.
Key Concerns from Studio On Saturn
The agency’s statement highlights several procedural failures. These failures led the studio to take legal action. The core issues include:
- Absence of Agreement: SOS confirms that no final written agreement exists regarding the current release, distribution, or promotion of the series.
- Lack of Consent: The studio explicitly states that it has not granted consent for the present release or promotional use of materials featuring the artist.
- Review and Approval: The artist’s team never reviewed the final cuts. Furthermore, the production team failed to inform them about the release and promotional campaigns.
- Unpaid Services: Most alarmingly, the studio reports that the artist did not receive payment for his participation.
- Communication Breakdown: Studio On Saturn claims that the producers kept them in the dark for a long time. They stated that they were in “much the same position as the fans,” with no clarity regarding the project’s status.
Statement dated April 17, 2026
— STUDIO ON SATURN OFFICIAL (@studio_onsaturn) April 17, 2026
Studio On Saturn wishes to clarify our position regarding the series Wooju Bakery/Wuju Bakery(우주빵집).
Our artist participated in the filming of the project in 2023 in the expectation that the relevant arrangements would be properly finalized… pic.twitter.com/mx65ddIzD2
The Legal Path Forward
Studio On Saturn emphasizes that this is not a sudden decision. On March 31, 2026, the studio’s legal counsel attempted to resolve these issues. However, SOS reports that no outcome addressed the artist’s “fundamental legal rights.”
Consequently, the agency has initiated formal legal steps to protect Jeff Satur’s interests. The statement concludes that Studio On Saturn “is not in a position to support the current release or promotion of the series.” They will not comment further while legal channels address the matter.
What This Means for Fans
This update marks the latest chapter in a turbulent production history. After multiple years of delays and bankruptcy issues, fans had hoped that recent streaming announcements signaled a resolution.
Instead, the project now faces a serious legal challenge. Industry observers note that the main cast’s lack of participation in promotional activities—and their consistent silence—now appears to be a direct result of these deep-seated disputes.
Global Premiere Halted (Update April 18, 2026)
In a direct response to the escalating legal standoff, GagaOOLala issued an official announcement on April 18, 2026. The platform confirmed that the premiere of “Wooju Bakery” will no longer proceed as scheduled. Citing “unforeseen circumstances,” GagaOOLala expressed deep disappointment regarding the situation. This update effectively shelves the international release while the production teams navigate the ongoing legal dispute.
Boys Love Insider will continue to monitor this situation. We encourage our readers to prioritize official updates and respect the legal process currently underway.
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