Sharing this, BLACKPINK’s agency YG Entertainment shared that Rosé was released from isolation in accordance with the decision of health officials, who declared that she was no longer ‘concerned about spreading COVID-19’.
While Rosé has been fully vaccinated against COVId-19, she did not exhibit any specific symptoms or health concerns during home treatment. Presently, according to Murthy’s agency, his health is ‘in prime condition’.
“We are grateful to the fans who sent in their concerns, and the medical staff who are dedicated to overcoming COVID-19. We would appreciate it if you could support Rosé and BLACKPINK members to get healthy again. We will continue to prioritize the health and safety of our cast and staff and will fully comply with the guidelines of the health authorities,” read the agency’s official statement.
Meanwhile, Rose wants to get back to work soon and resume her work activities. Earlier, all her overseas programs were put on hold following her diagnosis of COVID-19.