BLACKPINK Rosé’s Relationship “Curse” Strikes Again Following Famous Celebrity’s Break-Up News
BLACKPINK‘s Rosé is going viral for an unexpected reason!
The “Rosé Curse” theory began when fans noticed a strange phenomenon: After Rosé would take a photo with a celebrity, news would soon arise of that celebrity going through a breakup.
@allegedlyspeaking RIP to so many iconic couples 😭 @Jana Rosenberg @Liv Pearsall #blackpink #roseblackpink #breakups #curse
♬ original sound – Allegedly Speaking
The theory soon went viral online and has involved mutliple A-list celebrities including Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, and more.
Most recently, rumors of singer Olivia Rodrigo’s break up with Louis Partridge have gone viral on social media. However, it didn’t take netizens long to connect it to the curse.
In photos released a few months ago, Rosé and Olivia took photobooth pictures together.
The “evidence” took the internet by storm again, accumulating hundreds of thousands of views across multiple posts.
It seems after all these years, the theory still rings true!
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