
In response to discussions regarding BLACKPINK's 10th anniversary event, all members ultimately apologized. On the 17th, Jennie posted a long message through the global communication platform Weverse. First, she expressed, "While celebrating BLACKPINK's 10th anniversary, I felt very disappointed that I couldn't have a proper conversation with BLINK (the name of the fans)," and conveyed her gratitude, saying, "Thanks to you all, I was given precious times that I will never experience again over these 10 years." She continued, "On a day that should be celebrated for our 10th anniversary, I am filled with an indescribable sense of regret for leaving each other with disappointing feelings. I am truly sorry for showing my immature side. I want to convey my gratitude for these 10 years." Jennie added, "I will not forget what I have learned and felt during this time, and I will become Jennie who can continue to deliver love to you all. BLINK, I love you!" Prior to this, BLACKPINK celebrated their 10th anniversary on the 8th of this month. To commemorate this, a 'meet and greet' event was held at the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan District, Seoul, to interact with fans. However, their agency, YG ENTERTAINMENT, only made related announcements two days before the event, and specific times and locations were not disclosed until just before. During the preparation process, rumors circulated that some members, including Rosé and Lisa, would be absent, raising concerns. Ultimately, all four members participated on the day of the event, which included about 11 minutes of live streaming and the meet and greet. However, it was revealed shortly after the event that the gifts provided were merely two flowers and rice cakes, leading to renewed criticism of the lack of sincerity. After the event, a video of Jisoo crying on her way home spread online. Following this, as discussions arose regarding their response, Jisoo, followed by Rosé, Lisa, and Jennie, successively apologized, conveying their disappointment as a group. *This article is based on local media coverage. - BLACKPINK's Jennie appears as a headliner at 'Summer Sonic' showcasing a powerful performance - BLACKPINK's Lisa, following Jisoo & Rosé, apologizes regarding the 10th anniversary event discussions, stating 'it hurt my heart.'
BLACKPINK’s Jennie headlined Summer Sonic 2026 in Tokyo and Osaka, delivering powerful performances of hits like “Mantra” and “like JENNIE.” She capped a successful year of seven global festival headlining appearances, while teasing unreleased songs and building anticipation for her next musical chapter.
BLACKPINK’s Lisa indirectly addressed complaints about the group’s 10th anniversary event and apologized to fans. She said she was hurt by the online backlash, regretted the situation, and wanted to honor the love and bond shared with BLINKs, thanking them for always being by the group’s side.
On the afternoon of the 28th, Lee Jin-wook departed for China via Gimpo International Airport for an overseas schedule. BLACKPINK's Lisa has confirmed her film debut, co-starring with Ma Dong-seok and Lee Jin-wook in Netflix's 'Tigo'. Additionally, Lee Jin-wook showcases a romance with 16-year-younger former DIA member Cheyong in 'Esquire', expressing he felt he shouldn't rush things.
Lisa from BLACKPINK shared updates on Instagram, posting photos in a stylish outfit and expressing excitement for her upcoming performance at the World Cup opening ceremony in Los Angeles on June 12. She also released a music video for 'Goals,' a collaboration with Anitta and Rema, featured in the World Cup official album.
Lisa from BLACKPINK, along with Anitta and Rema, will perform the single 'Goals' at the 2026 World Cup opening ceremony. FIFA describes the song as reflecting the energy of the World Cup that transcends borders. Lisa expressed her excitement about participating in the official album, emphasizing music's role in uniting people worldwide. The opening ceremony is set for June 12 in Los Angeles, and BTS is preparing for the first-ever halftime show at the final on July 19 in New Jersey.
BLACKPINK's Jennie radiates her unique aura in a recent photoshoot for Dazed magazine, featuring three covers for the June issue. As Chanel's global ambassador, she interprets the 2026 collection in her own contemporary style. The issue tells a special story through Jennie's visuals, linking to the upcoming Chanel show in Seoul. In an interview, she expressed her deep connection with Chanel, stating it remains her favorite brand and that she now interprets it in her own way. Jennie also shared her excitement for the meaningful show in Korea.
The globally popular web novel 'From the Perspective of a God' has been adapted into a film, set to release on March 20, 2026. It features a unique story where the protagonist, Doksha, must navigate a world where fiction and reality collide, engaging in epic battles with the help of allies. The film showcases impressive VFX and a gripping narrative, promising an unforgettable experience for viewers.
On the afternoon of the 19th, a media talk event for tvN's new survival show 'Kill It: Star Creator War' took place at CJ ENM Talent Studio in Mapo, Seoul. Producers including Chang Yoon-joo, Cha Jung-won, Ahn Al-um, and Lee Won-hyun attended. The show, featuring BLACKPINK's Jisoo's sister Kim Ji-yoon, will air in Korea starting May 12, with a teaser released.
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