BLACKPINK’s Lisa is currently in France for Paris Fashion Week. Nearly everything she does, from her public appearances to her outfits, quickly attracts attention and becomes a topic of discussion among fans and netizens around the world.
On October 6, a clip showing Lisa shutting a car door sparked widespread debate online. In the video, a security staff member opened the car door, but instead of stepping out, Lisa immediately pulled the door shut again. As the clip rapidly spread across social media, some viewers criticized the singer, accusing her of being rude and disrespectful toward the staff member.
“So rude,” “That was really disrespectful,” and “Does Lisa think she slayed?” were among the critical reactions. Another commenter wrote that working for celebrities could be difficult because some famous people appeared to act entitled or treat staff poorly.
However, many others quickly came to the BLACKPINK member’s defense. They pointed out that Lisa appeared to be adjusting her dress and simply was not ready to step out of the vehicle. Since she was wearing a relatively short outfit, supporters argued that opening the door before she was prepared could have exposed her to an embarrassing wardrobe mishap or an unflattering situation in front of the cameras.
“She wasn’t ready to get out, so what’s the problem?” one commenter argued. Others wrote, “Opening the door without asking her first was the rude part,” “Why are people taking pictures of Lisa if they’re going to criticize her?” and “She just closed the door so she could adjust her outfit, and now people are calling her rude?” Some fans also noted that Lisa appeared uncomfortable in the dress and maintained that closing the door was a reasonable response under the circumstances.
The incident once again demonstrates how easily Lisa can become the center of attention on social media, regardless of whether the reaction is positive or negative. As a global idol and influential fashion figure, virtually everything Lisa does or wears during major fashion weeks can quickly ignite discussion online.
Born on March 27, 1997, in Buriram, Thailand, Lisa was given the birth name Pranpriya Manobal before later changing her name to Lalisa. An only child, she grew up in a multicultural family with her Thai mother and Swiss stepfather. At 14, she moved to South Korea alone to train under YG Entertainment, becoming the company’s first foreign trainee. After five years of training, she debuted as a member of BLACKPINK on August 8, 2016.
BLACKPINK went on to become one of K-pop’s most globally successful girl groups, producing numerous international hits, staging major world tours, collaborating with prominent artists, and becoming the first K-pop girl group to perform at Coachella. As the group’s youngest member, Lisa established herself through her distinctive rap style, powerful dancing and doll-like visuals.
Lisa’s career expanded even further after she began pursuing solo activities through her own company, LLOUD, in partnership with RCA Records. Songs including “Rockstar,” “New Woman” and “Moonlit Floor” drew international attention. She also expanded into acting, joining the cast of the third season of HBO’s The White Lotus, opening another chapter in her career.
Like many globally famous idols, Lisa’s personal life has also remained a frequent subject of speculation. She has repeatedly been linked to Frédéric Arnault, the son of LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, after the two were spotted together on multiple occasions from 2023 into early 2026, although neither publicly confirmed a romantic relationship. More recently, Lisa has also been caught up in dating rumors involving fellow Thai star Blue Pongtiwat, who is three years younger and has sometimes been nicknamed the “Thai Cha Eun Woo.”
Sources: kenh14