YG confirms BLACKPINK’s Rosé has come out of quarantine for Covid-19, “She’s currently in good health”

BLACKPINK’s Rosé, who was diagnosed with Covid-19 last week, has now recovered. 

Rosé‘s agency YG Entertainment announced on March 7, “Rosé was done with quarantine yesterday (March 6) based on the judgment of health authorities that there is no longer any concern about the spread of Covid-19 infection.”

YG reassured fans by adding, “Rosé has been receiving home treatment for a while after completing the Covid-19 vaccination. She did not show any specific symptoms during this period, and her current health has been confirmed to be very good.”

The company also said, “We are always grateful to the fans for their concern and the medical staff who are devoted to fight against the pandemic. We would appreciate it if you could support Rosé and BLACKPINK members who will continue to show their good sides.”

Earlier, YG announced on February 28 that Rosé tested positive for Covid-19 in a PCR test conducted ahead of her departure for an overseas schedule and entered self-quarantine.