K-pop sensation ROSÉ has opened up about her romantic relationships and experiences with "toxic" ex-boyfriends in a candid interview on the popular podcast 'Call Her Daddy'. The Grammy-nominated singer, who is part of the global girl group BLACKPINK, revealed that she's been keeping her love life private due to public scrutiny.
When host Alex Cooper asked ROSÉ if she was seeing anyone right now, she initially laughed off the question, saying she couldn't keep up with a "poker face". After some prodding, ROSÉ eventually confirmed that she is looking for love. However, her emotional response suggested that this wasn't an easy conversation to have.
ROSÉ shared that she's always felt uncomfortable discussing her relationships due to the media frenzy surrounding them. The constant pressure to define herself through her romantic life has been overwhelming. "It's like all the articles and comments... that's all I think about," she said, wiping away tears. "I would love to just be like 'yes or no' instead of being like 'is this going to define who I am?'"
ROSÉ also reflected on a past relationship that ended due to her partner's behavior. She described him as a "toxic" ex who constantly made her feel limited and restricted. The experience was particularly difficult for ROSÉ, who was young and in love at the time. Despite their differences, they had continued the relationship, but eventually realized it wasn't meant to be.
ROSÉ's candid conversation on 'Call Her Daddy' serves as a reminder that even K-pop stars are not immune to the challenges of dating in the public eye. As she prepares for her upcoming mini-album release and Grammy nominations, ROSÉ is determined to keep some things private – especially when it comes to her love life.
The podcast appearance marks an important milestone in ROSÉ's career, as she becomes the first K-pop soloist to be nominated in major categories at the Grammys. Her music and personal story are captivating fans worldwide, and it will be interesting to see how she navigates the ups and downs of fame while searching for love.
When host Alex Cooper asked ROSÉ if she was seeing anyone right now, she initially laughed off the question, saying she couldn't keep up with a "poker face". After some prodding, ROSÉ eventually confirmed that she is looking for love. However, her emotional response suggested that this wasn't an easy conversation to have.
ROSÉ shared that she's always felt uncomfortable discussing her relationships due to the media frenzy surrounding them. The constant pressure to define herself through her romantic life has been overwhelming. "It's like all the articles and comments... that's all I think about," she said, wiping away tears. "I would love to just be like 'yes or no' instead of being like 'is this going to define who I am?'"
ROSÉ also reflected on a past relationship that ended due to her partner's behavior. She described him as a "toxic" ex who constantly made her feel limited and restricted. The experience was particularly difficult for ROSÉ, who was young and in love at the time. Despite their differences, they had continued the relationship, but eventually realized it wasn't meant to be.
ROSÉ's candid conversation on 'Call Her Daddy' serves as a reminder that even K-pop stars are not immune to the challenges of dating in the public eye. As she prepares for her upcoming mini-album release and Grammy nominations, ROSÉ is determined to keep some things private – especially when it comes to her love life.
The podcast appearance marks an important milestone in ROSÉ's career, as she becomes the first K-pop soloist to be nominated in major categories at the Grammys. Her music and personal story are captivating fans worldwide, and it will be interesting to see how she navigates the ups and downs of fame while searching for love.
I feel so bad for ROSÉ, you know? Like, she's already under so much pressure as a K-pop star, and then people are expecting her to spill all about her personal life too 
. It's like, can't we just respect her boundaries and focus on her music instead of her relationships? I mean, I get that it's hard for her to keep things private, but some people might see this as a way for her to open up and be more relatable 
. On the other hand, it's also really brave of her to share her experiences with toxic exes and talk about how it affected her life 
. I'm excited to hear more from her and see how she handles all this fame and scrutiny! 
. Give the girl some space, you know? She doesn't need to air all her dirty laundry just to get sympathy from us.
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, you know? She's already dealing with the pressure of being a K-pop star and now she has to deal with people judging her love life too 
. And can we talk about how amazing she is as an artist? 
I mean, the fact that she's a Grammy nominee and all... 
I think it's really interesting that ROSÉ has finally opened up about her experiences with toxic ex-boyfriends. It's no surprise that the constant media scrutiny would make it difficult for her to keep her personal life private, but it's unfortunate that she had to go through that feeling of being defined by her relationships. 
As a society, we need to recognize the impact of social media on our mental health and well-being, especially when it comes to women and their bodies. It's refreshing to see ROSÉ taking control of her narrative and setting boundaries for herself. I'm excited to see how she navigates this newfound freedom with her music career taking off! 
i mean who hasn't felt like they're under a microscope at some point? 
even if it's hard for her to talk about.
but at the same time, we love seeing them be vulnerable and human too. 
fangirl alert: i'm so stoked she's nominated for Grammys now! 
her music is so inspiring but dating in public eye is extra stressful 
. Public scrutiny can be suffocating, even for someone as strong as her 
. It's time we started valuing private lives over paparazzi pics 
. She's got enough to worry about with music and Grammys... no need to spill love tea 
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, I'm so here for ROSÉ speaking her truth about being single and dealing with toxic exes! 
Like, who hasn't been in that situation? It's crazy how much pressure there is to define yourself through your relationships, especially when you're a public figure. I think it's awesome that she's opening up about her experiences, even if it's hard for her. 
can't we just respect her boundaries instead of prying into every detail? 
and btw, "toxic" ex? that's some pretty strong language 
. It's like, we get it, you're a K-pop star and your personal life is gonna be under a microscope, but still... being honest about her experiences with toxic exes is super brave 
. We need more self-love & self-care in the spotlight, for sure 
. But she's showing us that even in the spotlight, it's okay to prioritize your own well-being and happiness