Jisoo of BLACKPINK leaves for Paris as her brother faces harassment allegations. The agency denies any connection to the issues.

The production team of Netflix's 'Monthly Boyfriend' acknowledged credit errors were due to a company mistake. Meanwhile, controversy arises as a member's brother faces allegations of sexual harassment and domestic violence, leading to public scrutiny of his connection to the show. The artist, Jisoo, clarified her family's lack of involvement in her career and the company, emphasizing that they have no legal ties to her management.

Jisoo of BLACKPINK strongly denies any connection to her brother, who faces allegations of sexual harassment and assault. Despite his name appearing in credits of her past works, her agency BLISSOO asserts that the issues are unrelated to Jisoo. They warn against spreading false information and clarify that Jisoo has lived independently from her family for years.

Jisoo of BLACKPINK had her airport interview canceled due to a family scandal involving her brother, who faces harassment and domestic violence allegations. Her agency, BLISSOO, stated that the issues are unrelated to Jisoo and warned against spreading false information. They emphasized her independence from her family and denied any business ties with the accused.

Jisoo from BLACKPINK has spoken out against recent rumors regarding her family, asserting that they are completely false and unrelated to her or her agency, BLISSOO. The agency's legal representative emphasized that there has been no financial or legal support provided to the individual involved in the rumors, and they will take legal action against those spreading false information.

On the afternoon of the 16th, BLACKPINK's Jisoo returned to Incheon International Airport after completing her overseas schedule. She made headlines by gifting her agency staff luxury brand bags and is also featured in Netflix's 'Monthly Boyfriend' alongside Seo In-guk, where they showcased a heartwarming romance, with the set always filled with smiles.

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