Video of BLACKPINK Jennie Leaving Amid Concert Draws Concerns– What Happened?

In a video, BLACKPINK Jennie sparked concerns after leaving the stage while in the middle of a performance. As a response, YG Entertainment released its official position.

BLACKPINK Jennie Draws Concern After Exiting Melbourne Concert Midway

On June 11, BLINKs showed their concerns to BLACKPINK Jennie after she stopped performing at a concert midway in Melbourne, Australia.

In particular, the idol worried fans after her video spread online where she was seen performing "Lovesick Girls" with the other members.

Although Jennie showed off her vocals, it was noticeable that she was having a hard time moving. Just then, the singer exited the scene and was attended to by the staff offstage.

ALSO READ: BLACKPINK Jennie Draws Mixed Reactions For Change in Appearance: 'She looks old'

At the time, spectators expressed their concern to Jennie, given that she wasn't able to attend the sound check event of the concert. During the event, Rosé initially informed fans that her co-member received IV and was resting for the main stage.

But after five songs, it seemed like Jennie reached her limit and was forced to leave the concert midway.

YG Entertainment Reveals Statement About BLACKPINK Jennie's Health

As more fans continue to show concern about Jennie, YG Entertainment, on the same day, released an official statement containing an update about the idol.

On Weverse, YG said:

Hello, this is YG Entertainment.

During the BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] IN MELBOURNE concert on June 11th, Jennie couldn't be on stage until the end due to her poor condition.

We apologize to the fans who supported BLACKPINK and came to the venue, and we ask for your understanding.

Jennie showed her willingness to push ahead with the performance until the end, but immediately took measures to ensure sufficient rest and stability with the recommendation of medical staff on the spot.

Jennie felt sorry for not being able to stay with her fans until the end and expressed her intention to recover quickly.

We will do our best to support Jennie to recover her condition as soon as possible. We ask for your understanding once again.

Thank you.

Meanwhile, prior to Jennie, Jisoo earlier tested positive for COVID-19 on June 1, leading her not to attend the Osaka concert held at the Kyocera Dome in Japan on the 3rd and 4th.

Since October 2022, BLACKPINK has been conducting the largest world tour of K-pop girl groups, "BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK]," to attract about 1.5 million people which will continue until August 2023.

During that period, the members weren't really able to take enough rest due to their other work as global ambassadors to luxury brands, solo albums and promotions.

With these health conditions of the members, BLINKs then called the attention of YG Entertainment and were asking them to take care of the members' health better, including enough rest and breaks in between.