News about Jennie Kim

After furious followers accused her of betrayal and threatened to boycott her music this week, one of South Korea's top stars (left) was compelled to apologize for having a boyfriend. Musicians have been threatened with boycots for having a wife and children, dancing with the opposite sex on stage, and having a keen interest in a music film.

Jennie Kim, the Blackpink singer, is now working as a top model. As she posed in the brand's new spring collection, the 27-year-old K-pop star secured a campaign with Calvin Klein. As she modeled black bras and panties from the designer, the raven-haired wonder displayed her very slender frame. As she awakened in her lingerie and pulls on heavy black boots, she was seen in a Manhattan loft. The actress was also seen in the studio for shutterbug Mert Alas as she raised her arms and pulled out a knee to create the bulk of the underthings.

In what seems to be a sequence of attempts to establish herself as a solo entertainer, the 26-year-old performer, who hails from Thailand, will make her acting debut. Following a hectic year for the singer and dancer, who unveiled LLOUD last week, she has her on-screen debut.

If an idol is linked to a vaguely romantic passion, whether it be a coworker, ex-partner, family, or even husband or wife. They may be bombarded with hate mail, information about their appearance, and threats to their lives. However, perhaps even more bizarrely, K-pop stars have gone out of their way to apologise to their followers for 'betraying' them, hidden affairs, or refusing to talk about loved ones in order to keep them from real life and online mockery. FEMAIL looks at the most bizarre cases of when K-pop followers went too far....

There are growing questions about a'dark side' to K-Pop, behind the unspoilt facade of Korean girl band superstars Blackpink, who received an honorary MBE from the King last week. This latest award for band members, Lisa Manoban, Rosé Park, Jisoo Kim, and Jennie Kim, is a brief glimpse in a career of distinctions: a number of top ten albums and No.1 hits, international sell-out tours, music awards, and collaborations with international celebrities including Lady Gaga. However, bullying, violence, and exploitation have all been rampant in K-Pop's world, with youth exposed to brutal training plans and daily weigh-ins, as well as being coerced into plastic surgery and forced to sign contracts that guarantee their every move is controlled.

Jennie of BLACKPINK shows off her Honorary MBE, a 'huge honour' to receive it. Right (left) On Wednesday, the K-pop band was praised for their efforts in raising concerns of climate change, and Jennie Kim demonstrated it on Instagram. Centere (left) In recognition of the band's participation as COP26 Advocates for the COP26 Summit in Glasgow 2021, the royal invested Jennie, Jisoo Kim, and Lalisa Manoban (Lisa) as Honorary Members of the Order of the British Empire.

Jennie Kim couldn't contain her excitement as she took to Instagram after receiving an Honorary MBE from King Charles on Wednesday. After being pictured for snaps after receiving the award, the Blackpink singer, 27, looked stunning in a long black boucle Chanel gown and matching blazer. The day before, she dressed to impress at the South Korea-UK State Banquet at Buckingham Palace.

As the monarch, 75, made a joyful chat with the other members, a delighted Jisoo (pictured right) chuckled as she was presented with her honorary MBE at Buckingham Palace in London. It's not clear if guests at the banquet were treated to a unique after-dinner performance or if the King had to meet up with their act elsewhere. The band's esthetic routines are highly suggestive and not generally royal farewell.

During their official State Visit to the United Kingdom, the monarch, 75, appeared to be in good spirits as he held an investiture for the band at Buckingham Palace. In recognition of the band's role as COP26 Advocates for the COP26 Summit in Glasgow 2021, he invested Blackpink members Roseanne Park (Rosé), Jennie Kim, Jisoo Kim, and Lalisa Manoban (Lisa).

Jennie Kim, Lisa, Jisooo, and Rosé form the South Korean band, which was formed in 2016. They have seen a meteoric rise around the world since their first single was released. Among their successes are shows at Coachella in the United States, several lucrative luxury brand endorsements including Calvin Klein and Dior, as well as joint ventures with top celebrities like Selena Gomez and Lady Gaga. They stunned in velvet, mint chiffon, statement shoulders, and sweet bardot necklines as they walked along the red carpet to dine with members of the royal family and high-profile UK politicians last night.

K-beauty was once thought of as a niche trend, but then it introduced sheet masks and BB creams on the beauty map (the map being a world-wide #shelfies), and everybody wanted in. K-beauty made its name in the United Kingdom thanks to its innovative products, which often feature clear, glowing, glass-like complexions, as well as novel delivery methods and quirky packaging (we're talking about you, Tony Moly and Laneige). Jennie Kim of Blackpink, who appeared with her bandmates in their UK festival debut at BST Hyde Park, has opened her K-beauty secrets. Taking to the Korean show "Get it Beauty", via Hello! Kim of India revealed that she double cleansed: first with an oil-based cleanser and then a water-based one. Even as the face of skincare company Laneige, Sydney Sweeney has fallen in love with K-beauty.

The K-pop girl group, made up of Jisooo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa, of London's second weekend of BST Hyde Park, attracted a sold-out crowd of 65,000 people. The singers put on an amazing show for their younger audience of young followers, with 16 more songs and three wardrobe changes.

Due to its graphic sex scenes and explicit dialogue, HBO's The Idol is causing a lot of controversies right now. Some mainstream television critics have screamed viewers and called the program'misogynistic.' Jennie Kim, a Korean pop star best known for being a member of the chart-topping K-pop group BLACKPINK, is among the targets of the backlash.

After having to cut short her appearance in Sunday night's show in Melbourne, Australia, Jennie Kim from BLACKPINK is on the mend. The singer and actress, 27, who is expected to join the Marvelverse shortly, became sick and died on the stage in the middle of a number, leaving bandmates Lalisa, Jisoo, and Rosé to finish the show. Jennie could be seen going through the choreography's motions before quietly leaving the scene.

On Sunday night, Blackpink hit a snag during their concert at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena in Australia. Since member Jennie Kim left the show, the South Korean girl group, who is now performing Down Under as part of their Born Pink World Tour, halted the performance for a brief period. The 27-year-old finished their fifth track, Lovesick Girls, before raising her hands to her head and quickly walking off stage.

Could Blackpink's Jennie be the next member of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Jennie Kim, 27, who is currently playing in HBO's The Idol, has long been speculated to have caught the executives' gazes in the MCU. According to Asia One, the Shut Down singer will be a member of the first-ever Asian superhero group named Team Agents of Atlas. Jennie, who goes by the stage name Jennie Ruby Jane, will be able to channel her singing talents into her role. Seol Hee, also known as Luna Snow, was a K-pop artist who appeared on the magazine.

For years, K-pop followers have followed Jennie Kim as a member of South Korean girl group BLACKPINK. But by stripping down to promote her latest capsule collection with Calvin Klein, the 27-year-old showed followers a completely different version of herself. In a scrambling bra and panties set, the singer flaunts her cleavage and slender curves.

Jennie Kim is one quarter of the record-breaking South Korean girl group BLACKPINK. In a vintage Chanel mini-dress at the 2023 Met Gala in New York City on Monday, the 27-year-old stole the show all on her own. The satin ensemble was a recreation of a look at Karl Lagerfeld's fall 1990 ready-to-wear collection.

BLACKPINK, the K-pop sensations, set pulses racing during their enthralling appearance at Coachella on Saturday night in Indio, California. Jisoo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa, the first K-pop act to headline the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, made history by presenting Jisooo, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa. After the South Korean girl group took the spotlight, the audience and on social media were overwhelmingly enthusiastic.

With his first starring role in a feature film, Abel Tesfaye, who is also known onstage as The Weeknd, is securing his position as a multihyphenate in Hollywood. The singer's rep, "Save Your Tears," told POPSUGAR that he would make his film debut as a lead actor, producer, writer, and director in a forthcoming film on Feb. 28. Jenna Ortega of "Wednesday" and Barry Keoghan of Inisherin will appear in the untitled film. The project will also be produced and co-written by Tesfaye's production partner Reza Fahim, according to the press release. Kevin Turen of "The Idol" and Harrison Kreiss of "Euphoria" are among other notable producers. Chayse Irvin, Trey Edward Shults as a writer and director, as well as composer and producer Daniel Lopatin, also known as OPN, are among the crew. Previously, OPN worked on the scores for "Good Time" and "Uncut Gems," which The Weeknd introduced as himself. The film's plot, style, and cast are currently unknown.

BLACKPINK, the K-pop sensation, has finally announced Australian dates for their Born Pink world tour. The quartet will appear in two shows at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on June 10, 11, and two more on June 16 and 17. The tour, which began last year, has already sold out concerts in South Korea, North America, and Europe.

K-pop followers are going to go to whatever extent to ensure that the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK leads the charts. The company has been making chart success in recent weeks, including in Australia, and a large part of their success has been due to the firm's devoted fan base. According to Vulture, their followers, known as Blinks, have coordinated targeted ads to encourage YouTube algorithms to rise BLACKPINK's streaming figures.

She has been hard at her latest HBO show The Idol. Lily-Rose Depp took a break from work on Monday when she headed out in New York for a shopping trip. As she grabbed an iced drink while glued to her phone, the actress, 23, showed her toned legs in a thigh-skimming lavender mini skirt.

The Idol actress has been hard at work on her latest HBO show The Idol. Lily-Rose Depp enjoyed a break from work on Friday when she joined a Starbucks team alongside a member of her security team. When she grabbed an iced drink, the actress donned a red t-shirt and black sweatpants.