Did Michelle Yeoh Confirm BLACKPINK's Lisa & Frederic Arnault's Rumoured Romance?
In a recent Instagram post posted on Saturday (26th July 2025), Michelle Yeoh drops a big hint at LISA's relationship to LVMH Watches' CEO, Frédéric Arnault. The picture taken at an event in Paris shows the 62-year-old actress next to Frédéric with her caption, 'Love and congratulations to my dearest Diego, and hope to meet u soon Lisa'.
The carousel of pictures posted by Yeoh sparked flurries of comments from netizens as her caption seemingly takes a jab at the couple's relationship. Most netizens show support for the two renowned Asian artists. However, questions remain whether this confirms that their relationship. Instagram user @/lilianquezadac comments, 'When I saw it on the internet, I thought it was an edit.. But now it's real, so does this confirm Lisa and Frederic's relationship?'.
Other netizens have also come out to express their dislike over the rumours of LISA's partner, with Instagram user (@/woyoyoursan_) commenting, 'For what? I feel like it's really rude to mention LISA's name when she's not there'. At the same time, LISA has been posting more frequently about her lavish lifestyle, mainly featuring her array of sports cars that have had fans speculating whether it could be sourced from her billionaire boyfriend.
Do you think Michelle Yeoh could be confirming the relationship of what would be K-pop's most high-profile couple?
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Alyssa Gabrielle contributed to this article
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