Lisa of BLACKPINK Linked to Thai Actor Blue Pongtiwat After Public Hints Fuel Fresh Romance Speculation

Lisa of BLACKPINK is once again at the centre of dating speculation after Thai actor and singer Blue Pongtiwat released a new music video whose lyrics and timing have been interpreted by fans as a public gesture of affection. The rumours follow the end of Lisa’s high-profile relationship with French businessman Frédéric Arnault and have gained fresh momentum through a series of sightings, social-media posts and lyrical clues that admirers have been quick to connect.

Blue Pongtiwat recently unveiled the music video for his track “Kiss, Come Kiss,” a bright pop song built around sweet invitations directed at a special girl. Almost immediately, listeners zeroed in on the phrase “Mona Lisa” and the repeated invitation “Baby Come Kiss.” Given the existing speculation linking him to the BLACKPINK member, many took the references as deliberate. The coincidence deepened when, around the same time the video appeared, Lisa posted an Instagram image highlighting a small “Baby” tattoo on her hip. Fans placed the tattoo beside the song’s chorus and concluded that the two were exchanging public signals—one through music, the other through a carefully chosen personal detail.

A Relationship Still Unconfirmed

Neither Lisa nor Blue has issued any statement confirming a romance. The entire narrative remains in the realm of fan observation and media inference. What exists is a pattern of proximity: shared outings in Thailand, appearances at the same private gatherings, and now creative and social-media moments that align closely enough to sustain intense online discussion. In the absence of denial or confirmation, the speculation has continued to grow.

Blue Pongtiwat, whose full name is Pongtiwat Tangwancharoen, entered the entertainment industry in 2016 as an actor and model. He began releasing music as a solo singer in 2025 with the track “Same Old Song” and earlier this year collaborated with NCT’s TEN on “You Give Me Butterflies.” Outside Thailand he remains a relatively low-profile figure; the surge in attention around “Kiss, Come Kiss” owes more to the Lisa connection than to the song’s independent commercial performance. At the time of reporting the official music video had accumulated fewer than 100,000 views on YouTube, a modest figure that underscores how the narrative, rather than the music itself, is driving interest.

Months of Sightings

Rumours first gained traction several months ago when the pair were repeatedly photographed or reported together in Thailand. Blue was seen joining Lisa on casual outings. At her 29th birthday celebration in March he appeared in social-media images standing close to the birthday girl. In early July they were spotted dining at a restaurant in Thailand; Lisa’s parents were also present, a detail that fuelled further comment about the seriousness of the acquaintance. Subsequent sightings showed Blue accompanying Lisa on shopping trips and meals, sometimes carrying bags or walking a few steps behind—ordinary gestures that online observers nonetheless read as boyfriend-like attentiveness.

The cumulative effect of these ordinary moments has been to keep the story alive even without an official declaration. In the celebrity ecosystem that surrounds BLACKPINK, proximity is rarely treated as neutral; every shared frame becomes potential evidence.

Timing After a High-Profile Split

The speculation carries extra charge because it arrives after Lisa’s relationship with Frédéric Arnault, a liaison that attracted sustained international coverage. The contrast between a European billionaire heir and a younger Thai actor-singer has invited inevitable comparison, with some framing Blue as the “younger” romantic interest. Three years her junior, he fits the narrative template that media and fans often apply when a global star moves on from a previous partner. Whether the template matches reality remains unknown.

Lisa has historically maintained tight control over her private life, offering little direct commentary on relationships. That reserve leaves space for interpretation, and fans and media have filled it with close readings of lyrics, tattoos and dinner companions. Blue, for his part, has not addressed the rumours in public interviews, allowing the music and the images to speak—or to be spoken for—by others.

Music as Message or Coincidence

Songs about kissing and Mona Lisa smiles are not rare in pop. What gives “Kiss, Come Kiss” its current resonance is the pre-existing rumour environment into which it was released. Had there been no prior sightings, the lyrics might have passed as generic romance. Because those sightings exist, every line is examined for biographical intent. The same logic applies to Lisa’s tattoo post. A hip tattoo reading “Baby” can be personal, aesthetic or coincidental; placed beside a song that pleads “Baby Come Kiss,” it becomes, for many observers, a reply.

This style of decoding is familiar in K-pop and Thai entertainment fandoms alike, where idols and actors are accustomed to having their output scoured for hidden meaning. Sometimes the meanings are intentional marketing; sometimes they are projections. Distinguishing the two from outside is rarely possible.

Where Matters Stand

For now the situation remains unresolved. Lisa continues her solo activities and public schedule. Blue continues to promote his music. Fans continue to assemble timelines of dinners, parties and lyrical overlaps. Until one or both parties choose to speak, the story will rest on the same foundation that has sustained it for months: repeated proximity, ambiguous creative gestures and an audience eager to supply the connecting narrative.

Whether “Kiss, Come Kiss” ultimately functions as a confession, a coincidence or simply a well-timed pop single may never be formally clarified. In the meantime it has succeeded in keeping Lisa’s romantic life at the centre of conversation, linking a global idol and a rising Thai performer through nothing more concrete than a song, a tattoo and a series of shared evenings in Thailand