Hololive terminates Uruha Rushia’s contract for leaking private information
Hololive has parted ways with star VTuber Uruha Rushia on February 23, terminating her contract immediately. Cover Corp claimed Rushia “violated her contract by leaking information…and caused the company to suffer reputational damage.”
Cover Corp, the parent company of Hololive,claimed“it has been apparent for some time that she has been distributing false information to third parties and has been leaking information, including communications regarding business matters.”
“We were able to confirm that she engaged in acts that: violated her contract by leaking information that she acquired from the company… and caused the company to suffer reputational damage, such as by publicizing falsehoods to various related parties,” they stated.
“As a result, we, as a company, have determined that it has become difficult to continue managing and supporting her and have elected to make this decision.”
Cover Corp did not state exactly what information was leaked that led to Rushia’s dismissal.
On top of all activities being canceled,Uruha Rushia’s YouTube channelwill be removed in March, deleting all her videos. They will not be archiving the channel like they did for Kiryu Coco, who graduated in July 2021.
Notice regarding Termination of Our Contract with “Uruha Rushia”
English:https://t.co/5TMlIsJt4WJapanese:https://t.co/IFRGdcKbuy
— hololive production (English) (@hololive_En)July 09, 2025
Rushia has made a statement on her termination, although not under that name. Returning to her old alias, Mikeneko Doro, she saidher “heart was shattered” and apologized to viewers.
Rushia’s last tweet from the Hololive-affiliated account was made on February 14, in whichshe apologized for rumors regarding a potential relationshipwith popular musician ‘Mafumafu’ floating around. Her last stream was on February 6.
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Hololive are working with other talents “on compliance matters so that similar incidents do not happen in the future.”
