Jisoo, a member of BLACKPINK, tested positive for Covid-19 on June 1, 2023. The K-pop group’s management company, YG Entertainment, made the same announcement on the fan site Weverse. BLACKPINK’s forthcoming concerts in Japan won’t feature Jisoo.
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BLACKPINK’s Jisoo Tests Positive for COVID-19, Forcing Her Absence from Japan Concerts
Jisoo was diagnosed with coronavirus on June 1, 2023, according to YG Entertainment, two days after exhibiting minor cold symptoms and testing negative on a self-test. She will thus be forced to skip the band’s future performances in Japan after testing positive for Covid-19.
YG Entertainment, the management company for the idol, said:
“Hello, This is YG Entertainment. We would like to inform you that BLACKPINK member JISOO was confirmed positive for COVID-19 on June 1st. JISOO took a self-test on May 30 after showing mild cold symptoms. At first, she initially tested negative but ultimately tested positive on June 1st.”
The statement continued, “JISOO was determined to perform, wanting to keep her promise with BLACKPINK fans who have been waiting for a long time, but decided not to participate in the concert for the artist’s health and the safety of all.”
“Therefore, only three members, JENNIE, LISA, and ROS‰, will participate in the [BORN PINK] World Tour concerts held in Osaka, Japan on June 3rd and 4th. We understand the anticipation and how much fans have been waiting for the performance and will do our best to present the concert as planned. We kindly ask for your strong support.”
“We will put our utmost effort for JISOO’s speedy recovery as well as the health and safety of our artists. We apologize and ask for your understanding once again. Thank you,” the statement concluded.
Jisoo tests positive for Covid-19 and will not be able to take part in the upcoming BLACKPINK concert shows in Japan. pic.twitter.com/AFZ3lXJGN4
— Viral Takes (@viraltakes) June 1, 2023
Wishing Jisoo a Speedy Recovery
Blackpink, a K-pop girl group, has Jisoo as its senior member. BLACKPINK made their debut in 2016 with the release of their debut album, Square One. They are presently on tour to promote Born Pink, their most recent album.
Japanese fans wish Jisoo a speedy recovery on Twitter:
Both “Jisoo” and “ジスちゃん” (Jisoo-chan) are currently trending Worldwide and Japan. pic.twitter.com/RxkOZtb9JC
— JISOO CHARTS (@jichu_charts) June 1, 2023
Jisoo’s followers are wishing her a speedy recovery on Twitter. The most recent music video by Jisoo, Flower, was a huge hit and reached its peak at position two on the Billboard Global 200.
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