Rosé (BLACKPINK) suddenly shared about being hurt and lonely

Rosé gave an attention-grabbing speech at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit.

On the morning of November 18 (Vietnam time), BLACKPINK ‘s fan community couldn’t help but be proud when Rosé appeared as a guest at a seminar on mental health at the Asia-Thai Economic Cooperation summit. Binh Duong (APEC) in California (USA) with Korean first lady Kim Kun Hee.

The BLACKPINK member joined the discussion by sharing personal experiences about mental health as a public figure.

She emphasizes the importance of reminding yourself of your personal worth, which cannot be measured by others. She also expressed her desire to bring inspiration and comfort to those who listen to her music.

Rosé (far right) attended the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in California with Korean first lady Kim Kun Hee (seated middle).

The female idol made fans proud because of her special appearance with influential world leaders.

Also at the summit, Rosé gave a speech that attracted a lot of attention. Accordingly, she shared: “Some things I do are never enough. No matter how hard I work, there will always be people who have different opinions or like to control.

That makes me feel lonely. Sometimes I’m happy because I have a large number of followers and lovers.

But you know, there are some people who are not on my side. And that small part seemed to overwhelm everything and I felt vulnerable.

That’s why social networks have an influence on me. I’m usually very hard on myself but there are thousands of comments that can’t always be controlled.

That leads to feelings of loneliness and I’m sure a lot of people out there feel the same way. I think communication is the key to helping me be more open about my mental health” (Temporary translation).

Rosé suddenly shared that she felt lonely and hurt because of comments on social networks.

Previously at the beginning of the APEC conference, Rosé also shared that the song On The Ground is a message about self-worth and something she always tries to remind herself every day.

The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit is chaired by first lady Jill Biden and has the participation of many influential leaders and experts around the world.

First Lady Jill Biden introduced Rosé as: “A global superstar who uses the influence of her position for the good of the world.

She is an active voice for mental health issues and bravely shares her story in the hope that it will help others.”

She also shared: “I am very grateful that Rosé accepted my invitation and is here today. And thank you to Mrs. Kim, the First Lady of Korea, supported my efforts and brought her here.”