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BLACKPINK star Lisa, who tested positive for COVID-19, has made a full recovery and has even been released from quarantine.

On December 4, YG Entertainment made an official statement regarding the singer and rapper’s recovery. In the statement, the record label not only assured BLINKs of Lisa’s recovery, but they also confirmed she is now of no risk to others as well, after seeking the necessary treatment and going into self-quarantine.

The statement accessed by allkpop.com read, “We would like to inform you that BLACKPINK member Lisa has fully recovered from COVID-19.

Lisa, who received treatments from home, was released from self-quarantine at 12 PM KST today (December 4), following the decision of health authorities that she was no longer a concern for spreading COVID-19.”

Although Lisa did not come in close contact with her BLACKPINK bandmates, Jisoo, Rosé, and Jennie were also tested and classified as ‘actively monitored individuals’. They, however, did not need to self-quarantine because more than one week had passed since their vaccinations. Nevertheless, the three reportedly minimized their nonwork-related activities.

“We are grateful to the fans who sent in their concerns, and the medical staff who are dedicated to overcoming COVID-19. Thank you for encouranging BLACKPINK to return healthily again. Looking forward, we will prioritize the health and safety of our artists and employees and thoroughly comply with the health authorities’ guidelines,” the statement concluded.

Lisa also celebrated her negative test results by posting a bunch of photos from her recent Los Angeles getaway. The clicks saw her rocking an all-black outfit with a statement scarf around her neck and strawberry blonde hair. She shared the photos and captioned it with a heart emoticon.