In a recent turn of events, BLACKPINK Rose has found herself at the center of a hot topic, raising eyebrows due to the unique privileges that come with her Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) status.The revelation of these perks has sparked discussions, particularly surrounding her New Zealand citizenship.

The buzz began when all members of BLACKPINK attended special events at Buckingham Palace, including a notable banquet hosted by King Charles III.

Rosé's Unique Status: Beyond Honorary to Full Honors

The group made history by receiving an honorary MBE, a recognition they proudly showcased in a photo session, marking a significant achievement for the globally acclaimed K-pop ensemble.

However, a closer look reveals that Rosé's MBE status isn't merely honorary, setting her apart from her fellow group members.

Born in New Zealand, Rosé is a member of the Commonwealth, granting her eligibility for full honors. This distinction opens doors to unique privileges not afforded to others in the group.

Among these exclusive benefits, Rosé now has the opportunity to be knighted, a recognition of great prestige. Additionally, she can partake in a wedding ceremony inside the illustrious St. Paul's Cathedral, a venue renowned for hosting some of the most significant weddings in history, including that of King Charles III to Princess Diana.

Now that Rosie has received the full Medal of Honor, this makes her eligible to get married at St. Paul's Cathedral (one of the Royal Wedding Venues) and is eligible to apply for a family coat of arms.🤍#ROSÉ #로제 pic.twitter.com/WrVe05OqeF

— rᥱ𝗍ᥲᥣ (@920_rno) November 23, 2023

The discussions gained traction on Korean forums and captured the attention of international fans as the information circulated.

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The revelation prompted a deeper exploration of the implications of Rosé's MBE privileges, sparking debates about the intersection of global fame, citizenship, and the historic ties between the Commonwealth and the British Empire.

Here's How K-Netz Reacted:

• "That's crazy maybe she and I should get married "
• "first asian so proud of her"
• "Rosé getting full honors with the MBE is mind-blowing. It's interesting how her citizenship plays a role."
• "The MBE privileges are fascinating! Rosé's international status and the ties to the Commonwealth really set her apart. "
• "Who knew an MBE could come with so many perks? Rosé's situation brings up questions about fame, citizenship, and international honors. "
• "The St. Paul's Cathedral wedding got me daydreaming! Rosé's MBE privileges add a whole new dimension to the K-pop scene."

Beyond the wedding venue privileges, Rosé also holds the right to apply for a family coat of arms, a traditional and aesthetically rich symbol of heritage.

As discussions unfold, fans and observers alike are delving into the nuances of this unexpected revelation, shedding light on the intersection of international recognition and the privileges associated with MBE status.

Meanwhile,In a recent turn of events, BLACKPINK's return to Korea has ignited concerns among netizens, shedding light on the persistent challenges surrounding airport security and the safety of K-pop idols. 

READ THE FULL STORY HERE: BLACKPINK's Return to Korea Causes Social Media Stir- 'Nothing about this looks safe' 

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