BLACKPINK’s Jisoo in discussions to star as female lead in new drama ‘Monthly Boyfriend’

BLACKPINK’s Jisoo in discussions to star as female lead in new drama ‘Monthly Boyfriend’

BLACKPINK's Jisoo is in talks to play the lead role in the drama 'Monthly Boyfriend'. Her agency, BLISSOO, has confirmed they are reviewing the offer. Jisoo, who began acting with 'Snowdrop', has also finished other notable projects. She continues her activities with BLACKPINK while managing solo endeavors under her agency.

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BLACKPINK's Jisoo is making headlines once again, this time with exciting news about a potential new role. According to reports on August 29, Jisoo has been approached with a casting offer to take on the female lead in the highly anticipated drama ‘Monthly Boyfriend’. This opportunity could mark a major step in her acting career, adding to her growing list of impressive roles. In response to the speculation, Jisoo's agency, BLISSOO, has confirmed that, “We are currently reviewing the offer”, as reported by Soompi. Fans are eagerly awaiting further details as Jisoo’s involvement in the project could be a major highlight in her acting portfolio.

Jisoo's journey in acting began with her debut role in the 2021 drama ‘Snowdrop’, where she showcased her talent alongside Jung Hae In. Her acting skills were further recognized with a special appearance in the film ‘The Plot’, and she has recently completed filming for ‘Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint’, where she stars with Ahn Hyo Seop and Lee Min Ho. In addition to these projects, Jisoo is also set to star in the upcoming zombie drama ‘Newtopia’, alongside actor Park Jeong Min.

Earlier this year, Jisoo launched her own agency, BLISSOO, focusing on her solo activities. This move makes her the third BLACKPINK member to establish a personal label, following in the footsteps of her groupmates. While she remains active with BLACKPINK under YG Entertainment, Jisoo’s new venture allows her to pursue her individual acting projects with a dedicated team. Her older brother, Kim Jung Hoon, plays a key role as the CEO of BLISSOO, supporting her career ambitions.