BLACKPINK’s Jennie, who was invited as a special guest at Dua Lipa’s podcast show ‘Dua Lipa: At Your Service, and talked about her journey of becoming one of the most popular female K-pop stars, revealed her personal stories and insights on the singer’s podcast.
Jennie shared with her fans about her childhood memories and the challenges she faced on her way to fulfilling her dreams. One of the things she mentioned was how her mother’s influence shaped her perspective on life and made her what she is today. Jennie said, “My mom always had this wish that I would experience not just my culture and my country back home, but also travel the world and be that person who is free everywhere I go.”
Jennies, who is now one of the most recognised K-pop idols who travels the world and performs in front of millions of fans, opened up about the difficult times she experienced as a performing artist.
She stated, “I would constantly hurt myself during performances and lives compared to other girls. It was just a stressful thing in my life. I’m like, There we go, I fell again. I tripped over again.’ I’ve realised that, even though I had the training days that were more about… I need to be good at dancing, not how do I keep myself safe and healthy while I’m doing this.”
Talking about feeling sometimes she disappointed to her fans when she felt she wasn’t giving her best in her life. She added by saying, “I feel like I’ve disappointed my fans at some point in my life where it seems like I wasn’t giving my best. But I have had the moment to say this: I did not know how to control my body and use it the way I should. Something like I just don’t do well in heels.”
Jennies podcast clip is going viral on the internet, spreading love and admiration for the youngest artist for her honesty and sincerity and how her life experiences have moulded her into the person she is.
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