Rosé Displays on 2024, Thank you Enthusiasts for Their Love

Rosé is reflecting at the ups and downs of her landmark 2024.

The BLACKPINK famous person took to Instagram on Tuesday (Jan. 7) to percentage moments from the previous 12 months, which noticed her delving right into a a success solo occupation. “2024 for me, was once the hardest and maximum rewarding 12 months so far,” she admitted within the caption. “What a loopy 12 months it was once. I were given to do the entirety I ever sought after. Which was once to paintings on such a lot song. And sure, I were given to do numerous it. There have been such a lot of occasions I assumed I couldn’t get to the place I sought after to be, and up to this entire adventure was once no longer simple in any respect, I used to be blessed with and few unbelievably implausible pals alongside the way in which.”

She endured, “I will be able to stroll clear of 2024 realizing that I’ve made some lifestyles lengthy pals, discovered a couple of INSANE! lifestyles classes, and put out my first complete period studio album – that I’m frankly moderately pleased with. Thanks to all my quantity ones who’ve been supporting and loving ‘rosie’. And thanks 2024 for being an unforgettable 12 months. I believe as though this 12 months is a starting to a complete global stuffed with amusing for me. And I’m so excited to have you ever all be part of it. Off to 2025 now! Carry it on.”

See her publish right here.

Rosé is contemporary off the discharge of her solo debut album, Rosie. The 12-track set contains hit unmarried “APT.” with Bruno Mars — which has spent 10 weeks up to now at No. 1 at the Billboard World 200 — and “Quantity One Woman.” “I’ve poured my blood and tears into this album,” she wrote on Instagram when she first introduced the undertaking again in October. “I can’t wait so that you can pay attention to this little magazine of mine. Rosie – is the title I permit my family and friends to name me. With this album, I am hoping you all really feel that a lot nearer to me.”

The performer’s solo exhibition comes a bit over two years after BLACKPINK’s final album, Born Purple, which debuted at No. 1 at the Billboard 200.