BLACKPINK's Jisoo, Departs for France Wearing Hat and Mask After Canceling Airport Media Coverage [Star Issue]

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BLACKPINK member Jisoo departed for overseas despite being embroiled in controversy surrounding her older brother. Jisoo, who had originally planned to meet media crews at the airport, canceled the scheduled coverage and left the country wearing a hat and a mask.

Jisoo departed for Paris, France, via Incheon International Airport on the 22nd. She left for the airport to fulfill her scheduled commitments. Although she covered her face with a hat and a mask, she greeted media personnel who were filming her before departing.

Jisoo had originally planned to meet photo media crews upon her departure today. The event, which was scheduled to be held as part of a fashion marketing company's promotional activities, was recently canceled, drawing significant attention. The marketing company cited "internal reasons" for the cancellation, but the media coverage was widely interpreted as being linked to the controversy surrounding Jisoo's older brother.

Recently, reports emerged that a man identified as A, the older brother of a well-known female group member, was arrested on suspicion of molesting a female BJ, sparking widespread reaction. Speculation quickly spread that the individual in question was Jisoo's older brother.

In response, Hyun-ho Eun, a lawyer at Kim & Chang Law Offices representing Jisoo's agency, Blisoo, stated on the 20th: "The matter currently being raised is entirely unrelated to the artist (Jisoo) and Blisoo. Much of the content circulating online consists of unverified speculation or clearly false information." He further explained, "The artist began her trainee life at a young age and has lived independently for a long time, spending extended periods away from her family, making it impossible for her to be aware of or involved in this individual's private life."

However, recent speculation arose regarding this explanation after Jisoo's older brother's name appeared in the credits of Netflix's "Monthly Boyfriend," listed under the title "Representative." Subsequently, the name was abruptly removed. Netflix responded, "Shortly after the release of the work, we confirmed an error in the actor management listing in the production credits due to a mistake by the production company and immediately took corrective action."

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