What are the members of Blackpink planning in 2024?  Jennie, Lisa, Jisoo, and Rosé did not renew their individual contracts with YG Entertainment – ​​so what does this mean for the bandmates’ solo activities?

What are the members of Blackpink planning in 2024? Jennie, Lisa, Jisoo, and Rosé did not renew their individual contracts with YG Entertainment – ​​so what does this mean for the bandmates’ solo activities?

Blackpink is undoubtedly the biggest K-pop girl group and also one of the most profitable in the music industry. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé have an estimated net worth of US$20 million.

Last month, all four members of the group were renewed their contracts with YG Entertainment for Blackpink’s group activities, but – in a landmark move – the four did not renew their individual contracts for their solo activities. Instead, each will branch out on its own terms in 2024 – opening up new and hopefully lucrative business opportunities.
Blackpink’s Lisa, Jisoo, Rosé and Jennie perform at the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, USA last April. Photo: Getty Images

However, this does not mean that the group deprioritizes its group activities. In a press statement regarding the renewed contract, YG stated that Blackpink are ready for a new album and a world tour, adding, “Blackpink will continue to do everything in their power to shine even brighter in the global music market as an artist representing not only our company but also K-pop. And we send our unwavering support and faith to [fans].”

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The group is profitable Born Pink World Tourwhich ran from October 2022 to September 2023, secured the top spot on Billboard Boxscore’s list of the Top 10 highest-grossing K-pop tours of 2023. With US$148.3 million, Born Pink also holds the distinction of being the highest-grossing world tour ever by a female group, a record previously held by the Spice Girls.

So what does 2024 hold for Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé and how will they take their careers and personal fortunes to new heights in 2024? Here’s what we know so far.

Lalisa Manobal, 26

Lisa was photographed last month in Paris, where she reportedly joined the cast of The Walking Dead. Photo: @lalalalisa_m/Instagram

As an ambassador for luxury brands including Bulgari, Celine, Mac and Prada, Thai ‘It’ girl Lisa is already a busy woman. Like her bandmate Jenny, Lisa is rumored to be dipping her toes into the acting pool this year.

Media around the world have widely speculated that Lisa will join the cast of Living Dead for your next season. Lisa has been seen traveling between Seoul and Paris, where the series is filmed, and in November she was spotted at a Champions League football match in the company of Living Dead actor Norman Reedus. Both Reedus and the TV show’s official Instagram account began following the singer soon after, giving fans possible hints of what’s to come.

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Whatever direction Lisa decides to take, it is likely to have an impact. Last month, the rapper was voted the most influential figure among politicians and celebrities in Thailand in a survey of more than 7,000 people conducted by Bangkok’s Suan Dusit University.

It is currently unknown which agency Lisa will be signing with for her solo career, with contract details still under wraps.

Jenny Kim, 28

Jennie poses in pieces from her Calvin Klein May 2023 collection. Photo: @jennierubyjane/Instagram

It’s shaping up to be another exciting and busy year for Jenny, whose endorsements include appearing as the face of Chanel’s Coco Crush campaign.

In late December 2023, Jenny confirmed that she had launched a new label, Odd Atelier (OA), which would handle all of her solo projects. She said in a statement: “This year has been filled with many achievements and I am so grateful for all the love I have received. I am also excited about what lies ahead as I begin my solo journey in 2024 with a company I created called OA. Please show lots of love to my new beginning with OA and of course Blackpink.”

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Last year, Jenny made her Hollywood debut in HBO The idol with Lily-Rose Dep, which was widely panned by critics and canceled after one season. But that hasn’t scared her away from television. Jenny will join the main star cast of TVN’s upcoming variety show Apartment 404, which will also feature actor and comedian Yoo Jae Suk. Screenings are canceled on February 23.

Rose Park, 26

Rosé shared a Christmas Eve photo shoot with her fans last month. Photo: @roses_are_rosie/Instagram

Of all the Blackpink members, New Zealand-born Rose has been the most low-key in recent months, with not much being known about her plans for 2024.

Following the success of his solo hit ‘On the Ground’ in 2021, it’s also unknown who will manage Rosé’s future solo endeavors.

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As an ambassador for brands ranging from Sulwhasoo skincare and Rimowa luggage to Saint Laurent fashion and Tiffany & Co. jewelry. – Rosé is clearly making a killing. In September, Tiffany released a capsule collection inspired by the artist. Titled the Tiffany Lock Rosé Edition, the pieces in the collection are crafted from 18k rose gold and rare pink sapphires.

Jisoo Kim, 29

Dior Ambassador Jisoo, photo last November. Photo: @sooyaaa__/Instagram
The Unior the group’s older sister, Dior and Cartier ambassador Jisoo has planned her upcoming projects wisely, with 2024 set to be a lucrative year for the Korean star.

The singer is reportedly approaching her brother Kim Jung-hun and his agency Blisoo for her upcoming solo performance. At the beginning of the year, the company released job ads alongside a photo of Jisoo herself, accompanied by the intriguing promise: “We offer a unique experience working with an artist at a startup.”

The budding actress – who made her acting debut with a K-drama Snowflake – returns to the small screen in Coupang Play’s zombie romance K-drama Flu, which premiered this year. She will also make her big screen debut in The omniscient reader’s point of view – a movie based on the popular Korean web novel.

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