Amid persistent speculation about internal discord, BLACKPINK's Jennie used the group's July 23 performance in Toronto to directly address rumors of friction between members. During a rare OT4 rendition of Rosé's duet cover of Bruno Mars' APT., Jennie assured fans that any disagreements among the members stem from mutual affection.

"Sorry guys, we give feedback to each other because we love each other so much," Jennie told a packed crowd at Rogers Stadium. She added, "Don't worry," noting that the group always resolves their issues. The comment came as the members-Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa-were seen having an impromptu exchange mid-stage, prompting Jennie to jokingly acknowledge their lapse into behind-the-scenes behavior.

Fans interpreted the moment as a subtle but deliberate response to ongoing rumors of tensions, particularly those fueled by recent online speculation-including a now-deleted photo of Jennie and Rosé that had prompted scrutiny. Netizens had raised concerns about possible strain within the group, prompting theories that the members were not on good terms.

 

Jennie's remarks drew immediate praise from fans, many of whom saw the comment as a needed clarification. "It feels genuine," one user wrote on X, formerly Twitter. "They know about the rumors, and Jennie handled it perfectly."

The show, part of BLACKPINK's DEADLINE tour, also featured a surprise full-group performance of APT., a song previously performed solo by Rosé. The moment was widely seen as a show of unity. "I like how the pinks let Rosé be the one who shines in this song," one fan posted. "They're loving and vibing, and it feels real."