In her vlog she was captured vaping at home.
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BLACKPINK‘S Jennie he personally responded to his smoking controversy.
Earlier this year, Jennie was caught vaping at home in her vlog, and although the scene was removed, netizens took notice and began criticizing the idol.
On September 19, Jennie wrote an editorial for the US publication Harper’s BazaarThe site has released some new photos of Jennie, with really unique and sexy concepts.
In the interview attached to the photos, the broadcaster talked about the vaping incident in relation to BLACKPINK’s privacy.
Blackpink’s fame is such that privacy is a luxury and the slightest bit of spontaneity from any member could result in an accident. A recent clip of Jennie vaping indoors in Italy prompted her representatives to immediately issue a formal apology.
— Harper’s Bazaar
This is followed by a statement from Jennie personally addressing what happened.
“What can I do? If Koreans think it’s wrong, I have to fix it,” Jennie says. She’s keen to see her fans’ concerns from their perspective. “It’s like I understand why you’re angry. It’s a cultural thing, it’s history. It’s time. And I can’t go against time.
— Harper’s Bazaar
Below you can read Jennie’s company’s apology and reactions to the initial statement.
Jennie BLACKPINK’s Agency Apology Sparks Even More Heated Reactions
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