Jennie Kim, Cannes Film Festival Afterparty

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Group Black Pink member Jennie Kim unveiled the Khan Film Festival.Jennie Kim posted several photos on her official SNS on May 24 (local time), along with The Idol Premiere at the Cannes Film Festival (Cannes Film Festival Premiere) and Feelings like a Princess (Feelingss as Princess).In the photo, Jennie Kim was wearing a red carpet costume at the Cannes Film Festival in various designs.Jennie Kim showed a variety of charms, ranging from colorful long dresses reminiscent of Disney princesses to chic sleeveless mini dresses and off-shoulder dresses with beautiful shoulder lines.He also released a photo of the Cannes Film Festival Afterparty.In the photo, Jennie Kim enjoyed a party with singer and actor The Weeknd and actor Lily Rose Depp in a bold outfit with solid abs and slender limbs.Jennie Kim, who enjoys world popularity as a member of Black Pink, entered the Cannes Film Festival for the first time as an actor and collected topics every day.Jennie Kim Actors debut American HBO drama series The Idol (The Idol) was invited to the Cannes International Film Festival non-competition.This is a drama about all the relationships surrounding the emerging pop idol and the story of the music industry world. Jennie Kim and other top global artists such as The Weeknd, Lily Rose Depp and Troy Sivan appear.Last year, Jennie Kim made her appearance official through her agency YG Entertainment and said, As soon as I read the scenario, I felt so attractive that I really wanted to be with her. Im very excited.Unveiled, The Idol was met with harsh criticism.At the premiere of the Cannes Film Festival, two of the five episodes were released, and Rotten Tomatoes, a rating site, received an unprecedented score of 9% freshness and a rotten tomato mark.This is a result of the narrative being based on a crooked masculine perspective; the foreign Rolling Stone reviewer called it terrible, brutal and far worse than expected, while the Hollywood Reporter reviewer called it a lewd male fantasy.There was also a reaction that it was like torture porn because it glorified rape.The Idol will premiere on HBO on June 4.
Group Black Pink member Jennie Kim unveiled the Khan Film Festival.Jennie Kim posted several photos on her official SNS on May 24 (local time), along with The Idol Premiere at the Cannes Film Festival (Cannes Film Festival Premiere) and Feelings like a Princess (Feelingss as Princess).In the photo, Jennie Kim was wearing a red carpet costume at the Cannes Film Festival in various designs.Jennie Kim showed a variety of charms, ranging from colorful long dresses reminiscent of Disney princesses to chic sleeveless mini dresses and off-shoulder dresses with beautiful shoulder lines.He also released a photo of the Cannes Film Festival Afterparty.In the photo, Jennie Kim enjoyed a party with singer and actor The Weeknd and actor Lily Rose Depp in a bold outfit with solid abs and slender limbs.Jennie Kim, who enjoys world popularity as a member of Black Pink, entered the Cannes Film Festival for the first time as an actor and collected topics every day.Jennie Kim Actors debut American HBO drama series The Idol (The Idol) was invited to the Cannes International Film Festival non-competition.This is a drama about all the relationships surrounding the emerging pop idol and the story of the music industry world. Jennie Kim and other top global artists such as The Weeknd, Lily Rose Depp and Troy Sivan appear.Last year, Jennie Kim made her appearance official through her agency YG Entertainment and said, As soon as I read the scenario, I felt so attractive that I really wanted to be with her. Im very excited.Unveiled, The Idol was met with harsh criticism.At the premiere of the Cannes Film Festival, two of the five episodes were released, and Rotten Tomatoes, a rating site, received an unprecedented score of 9% freshness and a rotten tomato mark.This is a result of the narrative being based on a crooked masculine perspective; the foreign Rolling Stone reviewer called it terrible, brutal and far worse than expected, while the Hollywood Reporter reviewer called it a lewd male fantasy.There was also a reaction that it was like torture porn because it glorified rape.The Idol will premiere on HBO on June 4.

Group Black Pink member Jennie Kim unveiled the Khan Film Festival. Jennie Kim posted several photos on her official SNS on May 24 (local time), along with "The Idol Premiere at the Cannes Film Festival" (Cannes Film Festival Premiere) and "Feelings like a Princess" (Feelingss as Princess). In the photo, Jennie Kim was wearing a Red Carpet costume at the Cannes Film Festival in various designs. Jennie Kim showed a variety of charms, ranging from colorful long dresses reminiscent of Disney princesses to chic sleeveless mini dresses and off-shoulder dresses with beautiful shoulder lines. He also released a photo of the Cannes Film Festival Afterparty. In the photo, Jennie Kim enjoyed a party with singer and Actor The Weeknd and Actor Lily Rose Depp in a bold outfit with solid abs and slender limbs. Jennie Kim, who enjoys world popularity as a member of Black Pink, entered the Cannes Film Festival for the first time as an Actor and collected topics every day. Jennie Kim Actor's debut American HBO drama series "The Idol" (The Idol) was invited to the Cannes International Film Festival non-competition. This is a drama about all the relationships surrounding the emerging pop Idol and the story of the music industry world. Jennie Kim and other top global artists such as The Weeknd, Lily Rose Depp and Troy Sivan appear. Last year, Jennie Kim made her appearance official through her agency YG Entertainment and said, "As soon as I read the scenario, I felt so attractive that I really wanted to be with her. I'm very excited." Unveiled, 'The Idol' was met with harsh criticism. At the premiere of the Cannes Film Festival, two of the five episodes were released, and Rotten Tomatoes, a rating site, received an unprecedented score of 9% freshness and a rotten tomato mark. This is a result of the narrative being based on a crooked masculine perspective; the foreign "Rolling Stone" reviewer called it "terrible, brutal and far worse than expected", while the "Hollywood Reporter" reviewer called it "a lewd male fantasy". There was also a reaction that it was like torture porn because it glorified rape. 'The Idol' will premiere on HBO on June 4.