Insider: Marvel Studios Asks BLACKPINK Jennie to Join MCU, But YG Entertainment Declines —Find Out Why

In the world of entertainment, rumors often run rampant, and the latest one involves BLACKPINK's Jennie and Marvel Studios. Recent speculation suggests that Marvel Studios approached Jennie for a role in a forthcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movie. Still, it has been suspected that her agency, YG Entertainment, declined the offer on her behalf.

YG Entertainment Says No Role Offer

Recent unconfirmed reports circulating in various media outlets hinted at the possibility of BLACKPINK member Jennie joining Marvel's highly anticipated series 'Kingdom War - New Agents of Atlas.'

Speculations arose claiming that Jennie had been offered the role of Luna Snow, also known as Seol Hee, in this groundbreaking Marvel Studios project.

An official from Jennie's agency, YG Entertainment, affirmed to Star News on the 12th, "Jennie has not received any offers to appear in the Marvel series 'Team Agent of Atlas,' effectively refuting the rumors of her involvement with Marvel.

YG Entertainment Rejects Marvel Studios' Offer for Jennie

MCU Arabic News has recently claimed that the agency representing BLACKPINK's Jennie has rejected an offer from Marvel Studios for the idol to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

In a surprising turn of events, an MCU Arabic News "Insider" took to Twitter to share that it was actually YG Entertainment who declined Marvel Studios' offer for BLACKPINK's Jennie. According to this insider, discussions between Marvel Studios and YG Entertainment had been ongoing since September 2021, exploring the possibility of casting Jennie in an upcoming MCU project.

The source revealed, "Marvel Studios has been engaging in discussions with YG Entertainment since September 2021. YG Entertainment remained silent on the matter until April 29, when they finally responded. Their statement hinted at Jennie's packed schedule, explaining that she couldn't commit to more than one project at a time due to her demanding workload."

Furthermore, the source disclosed that Marvel Studios had expressed interest in Jennie appearing in the 'Agents of Atlas' series as well as future 'Avengers' films.

Amidst the speculation surrounding Jennie's potential involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans can currently enjoy her on-screen presence in the HBO series 'The Idol.'

In the drama, Jennie takes on the role of Dyanne, a backup dancer, showcasing her versatility and talent as an actress.

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Written by Madison Cullen