Park Chaeyoung also known as Rosé of blackpink was born in Auckland, New Zealand, February 11 1997. She is the main vocalist and lead dancer of a south korean group called blackpink

she has a sister named alice, who is 4 years older than her

chaeyoung was raised in melbourne, australia and she attended Canterbury Girls Secondary College. When Rosé was a child, she has passion in singing, she joined a choir in a Church in Australia. That’s why she moved to Korea back in 2012 wherein she audition in a entertainment called YG

succesfully, she passed the audition and she trained for 4 years and two months.

finally, she debut with her co-members lisa, jennie, and jisoo in year 2016.

they succesfully debut in the year 2016

Rosé appeared on KIng of Masked Singer and passed the first round

Rosé also collaborated with TWICE’S Jihyo and EXO’s Chanyeol

a korean singer named IU said in her interview, also wanted to collaborate with her

Rosé also appeared on Fantastic Duo wherein she sang ‘irreplaceable’ by beyoncé

Aug 8, 2019 was Blackpink’s 3rd year debut anniversary!

“Life is always a challenge, but i’m hanging in there trying to have the best time that i can and trying to make every moment count” – Rosé 

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