Rosé, a member of the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK, has tested positive for COVID-19. YG Entertainment, Rosé's agency, announced the news on February 28. Rosé had a PCR test prior to leaving for her abroad itinerary on February 28, according to the agency's statement, but obtained a positive diagnosis. As a result, some of BLACKPINK's planned international events have been canceled.

YG Entertainment also announced that Jisoo, Jennie, and Lisa, the other members of BLACKPINK, have all tested negative. Furthermore, none of the four individuals, including Rosé, are showing any signs of illness. Furthermore, all members of BLACKPINK have received full COVID-19 vaccinations.

The organization also stated that the health of their artists and staff will be prioritized, and that they will receive full assistance.

The following is the full statement from YG Entertainment:

This is YG Entertainment.

BLACKPINK's Rosé tested positive for COVID-19 following a PCR test, which was conducted ahead of her departure on February 28. As a result, some of her overseas schedules stand cancelled.

The other three members (Jisoo, Jennie, and Lisa) have tested negative, and all of them, including Rosé, who received a positive result, have no particular suspicious symptoms.

All four members of BLACKPINK are fully vaccinated for COVID-19, and we will provide our full support by prioritising the health of our artists and staff members.

We would appreciate it if you could cheer for Rose's rapid recovery and support BLACKPINK members who are active on the world stage. We will notify you if there are any changes.