BLISSOO, the agency representing BLACKPINK member Jisoo, has taken a strict, zero-tolerance stance against malicious, defamatory, and false information targeting the artist.

Jisoo, who is one of the most loved artists from all over the world and has been in the headlines for quite some time over the defamation row. Now, the agency has finally broken their silence and issued an official statement stating how they are 'aware of instances of defamation, false information, malicious speculation, and unauthorized use of our artist's name, image and others.' BLISSOO Releases Official Statement Over Defamation The official note reads, " is systematically collecting and preserving evidence, conducting continuous monitoring of relevant platforms. In cases involving repeated, aggravated, or materially harmful violations. BLISSOO will not issue prior warnings, engage in settlement discussions, or extend any form of leniency." The also warned that anonymity, pseudonymity, or the use of intermediary accounts does not exempt any individual or entity from legal responsibility: Any party found to have participated in the creation, dissemination, reproduction, or amplification of unlawful or harmful content will be held fully liable. Reports received via our official reporting channels are formally reviewed and may be utilized as part of evidence collection and legal proceedings. Jisoo slays at Dior event Amid all the buzz, BLACKPINK's Jisoo stunned with her top-notch fashion game at the Dior Addict pop-up store launch event on January 18. She looked chic in a stunning floral outfit and intercated with many at the event. She also posed for the shutterbugs and now, many pictures and videos are going viral all over social media. She was snapped with Ren Nagase (Japanese actor and singer), Yuko Araki (Japanese actress), Rikako Yagi (Japanese actress) and Thanaerng (Thai actress) at Dior Addict pop-up store in Tokyo.