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BlackPink's Jisoo and Anhyeon admit their love..."Please keep an eye on me warmly"

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Blackpink's Jisoo and actor Ahn Bo Hyun have confirmed their relationship.


On March 3, Jisoo's agency, YG Entertainment, announced, "They are getting to know each other little by little with good feelings," adding, "We would appreciate it if you could watch them with a warm gaze."


Bo Bo Hyun's agency, FN Entertainment, also shared a statement, saying, "He is in the stage of getting to know Jisoo with good feelings."


Earlier, Dispatch reported with photos that the two went on a date at Jisoo's home in Yongsan.


The two are said to have developed a relationship based on their shared interests in acting, singing, and fashion amidst their busy schedules, including Jisoo's overseas travels and An Bo Hyun's drama filming.


Jisoo was born in 1995 and debuted as a member of BLACKPINK in 2016. She made her successful debut as a solo artist in March with her solo song "Flower.


Born in 1988, Bo Bo Hyun made his debut in the movie "Hija" in 2016. He has since appeared in dramas "My Name," "Military Prosecutor Doberman," "Yumi's Cells 2," and the recently concluded "Please Take Care of Me in This Life.


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