Jisoo of BLACKPINK dazzles in the Cartier campaign, stealing the show in the photo session for a new magazine
Jisoo, a member of BLACKPINK, is one of the most well-known K-pop artists and has accomplished a number of professional milestones. Despite rumors of their breakup, she recently extended her group contract with YG Entertainment; she will manage her solo endeavors. She recently collaborated with the upscale jewelry company Cartier for a new picture session in her capacity as brand ambassador. Her gorgeous photos have left fans drooling, and they have acknowledged her attractiveness.
In the images, Jisoo is shown showing off her Cartier jewelry, and she looks lovely in each one.
Regarding her professional life, Jisoo has begun filming “Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint,” an official film based on the well-known webtoon of the same name. Ahn Hyo Seop and Lee Min Ho play the major parts in the film as well.
Speaking about “Omniscient Reader,” the webtoon centers on Dokja, a typical office worker who expresses a strong desire to read the online book “Three Ways to Survive the Apocalypse.” When the novel’s plot materializes and he becomes the only one who knows how the world will end, his whole existence is turned upside down. Dokja alters the narrative and makes a living by using his expertise.
Jisoo made headlines earlier last week when BLACKPINK’s contract with YG Entertainment was extended. The statement released by the agency said, “We are pleased to announce that our board of directors has successfully come to an agreement on the signing of exclusive group contracts for all four members of BLACKPINK, our talented artists.”
“As an artist representing K-POP, BLACKPINK will continue to do its best to shine brighter in the global music market, and we will continue to give their unwavering support and faith in their actions,” the statement said.
According to reports, she has been invited to co-star with “Start-Up” actor Park Jung-Min in another project. She will appear in the television series Influenza, which is based on a book by Han Sang-woon.
