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- Rosé (BLACKPINK) profile, age facts (2025 updated) - Kpopping
Rosé (born Roseanne Park) is a South Korean-New Zealand singer, songwriter, and global music icon, best known as the main vocalist and lead dancer of the internationally renowned girl group BLACKPINK
- ROSÉ | Official Website
Official website of ROSÉ rosie - the first studio album - December 6
- ROSÉ Can’t Help But Tease Part of Her Upcoming Alex Warren . . .
Meanwhile, ROSÉ became the first female K-pop artist to earn a top five hit on the ranking this year when her Bruno Mars collab “APT ” reached a peak position of No 3 back in February
- ROSÉ (BLACKPINK) Profile (Updated!) - Kpop Profiles
ROSÉ (로제) is a New Zealand South Korean soloist under THEBLACKLABEL and Atlantic Records aswell as a member of the girl group BLACKPINK under YG Entertainment She officially debuted as a soloist on March 12th, 2021 with single albun “R”
- Confessions of a K-Pop Star: How Rosé Wrote Her Debut Album - The Cut
Rosé has made L A her home base for the past year, recording and eventually releasing her first solo album, rosie, with Atlantic Records Its lead single, “APT ” — a fizzy, viral earworm written with Bruno Mars — made her one of the most successful female artists of K-pop origin
- Rosé: ‘What does freedom look like to me? Being anonymous’ - Dazed
Speaking during a break from a fitting in Seoul, Korea, Rosé displays all the behaviour you’d come to expect from her maeryeok (distinctive appeal) She smiles warmly, listens intently and forms little love hearts with her hands
- Rosé | BLACK PINK Wiki - Fandom
Rosé (로제 loje) was born on February 11, 1997 (age 28) in Auckland, New Zealand She is a main vocalist and lead dancer of the group BLACKPINK [1] She made her solo debut on March 12, 2021 with her first single album -R-
- ROSÉ - Apple Music
In 2021, ROSÉ released her debut single R, which included the breakup track “Gone” alongside “On the Ground ” The latter became the highest-charting song by a Korean female soloist on the Billboard Hot 100, and became the first song by a Korean soloist to top the Billboard Global 200
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