Rosé confessed to a serious illness that no one knew about, falling into instability because of 1 thing

On December 5, Kpop female idol Rosé (Blackpink) appeared on Daesung's (Big Bang) YouTube talk show " Zip Daesung". During the show, Rosé shared about her experience with depression.

She confessed: "I have no hobbies other than work. I just feel accomplished through work, and when I take a break, I don't want to do anything. I'm a current worker, so I work non-stop. The problem is, although not to the point of exhaustion, as I continued, my brain began to feel like it was about to shut down. "I started to worry that if I kept going in the wrong direction, I might not even be able to keep doing the job I love."

Rosé reflected on the need to balance herself, she continued: "I think I need to be cautious. In the end, the only person who can take responsibility for me is myself. I used to take a day off and that day the sunset was very beautiful. I went to a famous pasta restaurant. At that time, there was a feeling that I had never had in my life."

The singer also described how her life has changed since taking time to rest: "Before, I had so much to do, that I built a wall around me, preventing people from coming into contact with me. If that wall falls, I don't think there's anything I can do. But after taking a break, I gained the ability to pay attention to things that I had neglected before."

Rosé also revealed that she used to suffer from shingles due to excessive stress. She shared: "This is the first time I've talked about this, but I've had shingles. I was very nervous because I was worried that "What if no one cares about Blackpink anymore? What will I do with my life?" I feel like I can become a job loser at such a young age."

Rosé also admitted that she experienced depression: "I was depressed only once. I think it's something that anyone can go through, like having a cold."

In the past, Rosé has shared accepting trade-offs for more inspiration. "I am a person who is currently working, so it is difficult to sit still. I'm also a bit of a perfectionist, so I really want to show something when everything is fine. It's been 8 years since BLACKPINK's debut, the members and I have been working very hard in the past time. Lately, I think maybe a little rest will help me stay motivated in the long run.

Inspiration and ideas don't come to me as much as I used to, and I want to learn more about the things I like. Maybe I will have to make some trade-offs, but I will try to rest as much as I can and believe in myself without doubting too much and giving myself enough time to think. That's right, if you give yourself a little time, everything will go back to the old trajectory. I have a lot of energy after a good night's sleep, so I often feel my body recovered. If you believe in yourself and be a little patient, good things will happen."

Earlier this week, the member of the girl group BLACKPINK had an interview with JTBC, a South Korean cable news channel. In this conversation, Rosé shared how she overcame the pain caused by negative comments on social media by channeling her emotions into songwriting.

"I wanted to avoid them, but like anyone else, I was affected," Rosé said, "However, I learned that those emotions can become inspiration for music. When I accept those feelings and start composing, I start to feel better, heal and forgive myself."

At exactly 0:00 on December 6, in all countries, Rosé's first full album (BLACKPINK) named Rosie was officially released after a long wait. From the first days of announcing the album, the "Australian rose" has made global fans feel like "sitting on a fire", counting down the days to wait for the super project that she cherished and implemented for more than 1 year.

Rosé lần đầu hé lộ trận cãi vã bùng nổ với tình cũ, vẫn ngạo nghễ khoe 1 điều Quỳnh Quỳnh07:12:37 06/12/2024Rosé của BLACKPINK thu hút sự quan tâm đặc biệt khi chia sẻ về việc phải đối mặt với nỗi đau thất tình và các vấn đề trong mối quan hệ trong lúc nữ ca sĩ thực hiện chuyến lưu diễn cùng với BLACKPINK.