Watercare has completed the first of three ‘shovel-ready’ projects in its $95 million plan to improve water services in Mt Roskill and the surrounding suburbs.
The first project ticked off the list is the Akarana booster pump station.
The booster pump station has the capacity to pump up to 200 litres of water per second into the local network – double that of the existing Hillsborough booster pump station which services the area.
The pump station will be brought into service after the Waikōwhai watermains project is completed.
Watercare and construction partner Fulton Hogan will work together to bring these two water infrastructure projects into service from early next year.
The Wesley watermain upgrade, the third shovel-ready project for Mt Roskill, will be brought into service in December 2025.
Watercare project manager Peter Kukulsky says the investment is needed as the current water infrastructure is unable to keep up with population growth.
“Once completed, these three infrastructure projects will enable planned growth and both social and private development to occur.
Kukulsky says by the time the Waikōwhai watermain replacement and Wesley works are complete, Watercare would have installed just over 10 kilometres of new pipeline.
“Both pipelines are being built with larger pipes, ranging from 125mm to 558mm in diameter in order to take full advantage of the extra water that will be pumped through the Akarana booster pump station.”
Kukulsky says every opportunity is being taken to reduce carbon emissions on all three infrastructure projects.
“For instance, recycling 80 per cent of the asphalt excavated during the construction of the new pipeline will help to save about 73 tonnes of carbon emissions going into the atmosphere.
"We also estimate the solar-powered cabins we're using at our project sites will help to reduce our carbon emissions by a further 6.5 tonnes each year.”
Kukulsky says Watercare is currently continuing work on the Waikōwhai pipeline on Dominion Road, Dominion Road Extension and Olsen Ave.
“Concurrently, our crews are carrying out the Wesley upgrades on Farrelly Avenue between Parkinson Ave and Denize Ave.
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Items found with Katrina Jefferies' body in Waikowhai Reserve - red tarpaulin
Police are offering a $100,000 reward and immunity from prosecution to anyone who can help solve the cold case murder of a young mother
New CCTV images and details about the crime scene where Katrina Jefferies was found will be released publicly tonight for the first time
as once again a senior detective reviews all the evidence gathered across two investigations
Next month marks 14 years since the 22-year-old Jefferies was found dead in Waikowhai Reserve
The cause of her death was described as "highly unusual" by police at the time and several people have made false confessions to the murder
Hundreds of people were interviewed by police in Operation Waikowhai but no one has been charged with her death
despite a previous $50,000 reward offer in 2007
A Coroner ruled the young mother "suffered death at the hands of another" at an inquest in 2011
but suppressed the cause of death in order to not jeopardise the chances of finding her killer
A second investigation into her death was opened in 2014, Operation Lyra, which led to a number of serious sex and violence charges laid against a man called "Magic Mike".
Michael Te Arawaka Te Huia was sentenced to 19 years in prison after being found guilty of 21 crimes against three victims spanning 30 years
was the neighbourhood tinnie dealer who would invite teenagers in for a drink
in the bar in the backyard of his Mt Roskill home
"Magic used to get with a lot of young girls in the neighbourhood
I think a lot of the young girls were using him to score weed from him
Why else would a pretty young girl hang out with a scary old man that looks like him," one neighbour told police
"He was using them and they were using him."
Once the girls were tangled up in his world
they would suffer cruelly at his hands with near-daily beatings and rape
"I thought Magic was cool as when I first met him but later when I got to know him ..
I was lured in and then he changed and turned into a monster," one of his victims told police
• Read More: How cold case led to downfall of 'Magic Mike'
Although the charges were unrelated to the murder of Jefferies, the link to her death was suppressed during Te Huia's trial in case it prejudiced the jury against him.
Jefferies lived in the same neighbourhood as Te Huia but police will not comment on whether he was a suspect in her death.
Shortly after the 2016 trial, the police started an internal review of all evidence gathered in Operation Waikowhai and Lyra.
This was done by acting Detective Superintendent Paul Borrell who finished his report in August 2018.
The Herald on Sunday sought a copy of the report under the Official Information Act but the request was declined by police.
"The review report outlines some avenues of inquiries that Police staff from Auckland City district are considering," Detective Inspector Uraia Vakaruru wrote in response.
Despite the report recently completed by Borell, Vakaruru said another Detective Inspector was again reviewing all the evidence gathered across the two investigations.
Vakaruru said the police are not giving up hope of solving this case and holding those responsible for her death to account.
"We believe this is a solvable case and we know there are people out there who have vital information which will result in identifying those involved."
The death of Jefferies will feature on tonight's Cold Case episode on TVNZ 1 in which the investigation team will reveal evidence which have never been released to the public.
This will include previously unseen CCTV footage and new details about items found next to her body.
Vakaruru hoped the $100,000 reward and the new details would prompt witnesses to come forward with critical information.
"We know there are people out there who know what happened to Katrina," said Vakaruru.
"Relationships and loyalties change over time and our hope is that someone who has knowledge of Katrina's fate will ultimately do what's right for Katrina and her family and come forward."
Immunity from prosecution may be considered for any accomplice.
Her partially clothed body was found down a bushy slope off a road that winds through the Waikowhai Reserve, in the suburb of Hillsborough, on July 12, 2005.
She was wrapped in a red tarpaulin and a black rubbish bag.
A yellow PVC raincoat, a piece of plywood and a framed wooden picture were also found at the scene but examination of these items has been fruitless.
A post-mortem established Jefferies was dumped in the Waikowhai Reserve after being killed somewhere else.
The 2007 inquest was told that Katrina Jefferies often met friends and drank at the reserve, which was near her mother's house in Mt Roskill where she lived with her 20-month-old son.
She was last seen by her mother Nicola Jefferies leaving their Whitmore Rd address on foot in the early evening of July 10, 2005.
Nicola Jefferies said nothing could take away the heartache of losing her daughter and the fact that Katrina's son had grown up without ever getting to know his mother.
"We want justice for Katrina and it pains me that her killer is still out there somewhere. Our family wants to move on and I still hold out hope that Police will find who did this to Katrina."
The reward offer will remain in place until September 20, 2019, and up to $100,000 will be paid for material information or evidence which leads to the conviction of any person, or persons, responsible for the death of Katrina Jefferies.
Police Commissioner Mike Bush will determine the amount of the reward and will, if necessary, apportion payment where there is more than one claimant.
Immunity from prosecution may be considered for any accomplice, not being the principal offender, who gives information to the police.
Anyone with information should go to their nearest police station, call 0800 COLD CASE, or email KatrinaColdCase@police.govt.nz
Information can also be provided anonymously by phoning Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
The Katrina Jefferies homicide investigation will feature on Cold Case on 23 June 2019t at 8.30pm on TVNZ 1 and available later On-Demand.
July 10, 2005: Katrina Ann Jefferies last seen alive by her mother.
July 12, 2005: Body found by a man walking his dog in Waikowhai Reserve in the Auckland suburb of Hillsborough.
June 2007: Police in Operation Waikowhai offer $50,000 reward for information to solve the case.
November 2011: Coroner Gordon Matenga rules her death to be homicide but suppressed how she died.
July 2014: Police launch Operation Lyra to reinvestigate the murder.
October 2014: Unrelated criminal charges laid against 54-year-old man after complaints from three women interviewed during Operation Lyra.
May 2016: Michael Te Arawaka Te Huia sentenced to 19 years in prison on 21 sex and violence charges. Police announced a review of the evidence in the Katrina Jefferies' investigation.
August 2018: Review into Operation Waikowhai and Lyra "outlines some avenues of inquiries" that police are considering.
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Four major water infrastructure projects under construction in Mt Roskill and its nearby suburbs will play a major role in supporting the construction of more than 12,000 homes
The four projects underway are: the Huia 1 replacement on Duke Street and McCullough Ave
the construction of the Akarana Pump Station
and the watermain upgrades in Wesley and Owairaka
These projects – alongside other planned water and wastewater infrastructure projects - will significantly support the development of a mix of 11,200 public
as well as an additional 945 privately funded residential homes
Project manager Tim Manning says the Huia 1 replacement will transport treated drinking water to around 20% of Auckland's population
"We’re building a new pipeline because the current pipeline is aging and is no longer fit for its intended purpose
“The new pipeline is being installed along road corridors and reserves to ensure easy access in case of any future network failures
the new pipes will allow for increased water flow throughout the community.”
Manning says the Duke St and McCullough Ave sections of the Huia 1 replacement project is on track to be completed by the middle of next year
"Work on the replacement pipeline will begin on Donovan Street and White Swan Road in December."
"We also plan to return to finish work on the pipeline's May Road and Marion Avenue section mid-next year."
Project manager Peter Kukulsky says the Akarana Pump Station
Waikowhai pipelines and watermain upgrade in Wesley and Owairaka are among the seven projects we will deliver in partnership with Kāinga Ora
These projects are part of the Mt Roskill shovel-ready programme and will be completed within the next 15 years
"These projects and upgrades are needed as our current water and wastewater networks cannot support future residential and commercial development.”
Kukulsky says under the shovel ready program
the Akarana booster pump station will be the first of the three water infrastructures to be built and is expected to be completed by March 2024
the Akarana booster pump station will be able to pump over 200 litres of water per second into the network - roughly doubling the amount of water available in the community.”
Kukulsky says the Waikowhai replacement pipeline is expected to be completed in early 2025
with the Wesley and Owairaka upgrades scheduled for completion later that same year
"Both infrastructure projects will see the installation of larger pipes that will be able to take advantage of the extra water the Akarana booster pump station can pump through.”
construction partner Fulton Hogan has started the second stage of the Wesley and Owairaka upgrades
"The project crew has commenced work on O'Donnell Ave and will proceed to work up Parkinson Avenue
the team in Mt Roskill will continue working on the Waikowhai pipeline at the intersection of Richardson Road and Penney Avenue and on Richardson Rd East.”
Kukulsky says commuters and residents can expect to experience some traffic and noise disruptions while these critical works are underway
"Traffic management will be present throughout the project and consist of one-way detours
"The traffic management currently on Richardson Rd will switch to Dominion Rd and Dominion Rd extension next year."
to keep these disruptions to a minimum these works will be carried out during regular work hours
7am to 6 pm Monday to Friday – and we will continue to notify the public of any traffic management and layout changes before construction
Sites will also be fenced to ensure public safety
“Please follow the guidance of our on-site traffic personnel and posted signage.”
Kāinga Ora General Manager Urban Development and Delivery Mark Fraser says the work they’ve undertaken with Watercare has already seen significant community benefits
“Together over the last five years we have installed more than 5km of new watermains and 4.5km of new wastewater pipes in Roskill South
“It not only lays the foundation for us and our build partners to build hundreds of new homes
but also unlocks future private development in Mt Roskill
while significantly improving service delivery and amenity for existing residents
“The outcomes of these projects are testament to what working together collaboratively can achieve
and we’re looking forward to continuing this partnership so we can keep delivering for Auckland.”
The police are offering a reward of up to $100,000 in their quest to find out who killed an Auckland woman nearly 14 years ago
Twenty-two-year-old Katrina Jefferies of Mt Roskill was found dead in Waikowhai Reserve
She was last seen by her mother leaving their home two days earlier
Her killer has never been found but the police's Auckland crime manager
The announcement of the reward comes as new information relating to Operation Waikowhai
the homicide investigation into Ms Jefferies' death
is revealed on tonight's episode of Cold Case on TV1 at 8.30pm
Some details of the case will be made public for the first time
including CCTV footage and items found next to Ms Jefferies' body
"We want to hear from anyone who saw Katrina between the evening of Sunday 10 July and Tuesday 12 July 2005 or anyone who has knowledge of where she went and who she may have had contact with during that period
"We know there are people out there who know what happened to Katrina."
Mr Vakaruru hopes the publicity will lead to people coming forward with information
said nothing can take away the heartache of losing her daughter
She said her grandson has grown up without ever getting to know his mother
"We want justice for Katrina and it pains me that her killer is still out there somewhere."
is available for anyone who can offer evidence that leads to a murder conviction
Prime Minister John Key and Parmjeet Parmar visited the Waikowhai Intermediate School in Mt Roskill today
Two schools in an Auckland suburb became an unexpected battleground today in the squabble over who will win Mt Roskill
The seat is up for grabs after Phil Goff won the Auckland mayoralty
Waikowhai Primary and Waikowhai Intermediate schools found themselves at the centre of a political fracas
as the two key candidates attempt to woo the electorate
READ MORE: Labour hits back at 'manhandling' claim
National's Dr Parmjeet Parmar brought out the big guns - Prime Minister John Key and Education Minister Hekia Parata - to accompany her on visits to two local schools and a number of businesses
But Labour candidate Michael Wood hit out at Parata
saying her office had made an embarrassing blunder in organising the school visits
Parata's office had contacted the principal of Waikowhai Primary to request a visit to the school - not realising Wood was the chairman of the school's board of trustees
the principal thought it best to decline the request," Wood said
he said offered to have a sit-down meeting with the minister at 3pm todaybut he had not received a response
He wanted to quiz her on National's plans to fund schools in the Mt Roskill electorate
"The National Government's funding proposals mean that 21 of the 22 schools in Mt Roskill will receive less OPEX funding than they would have
had the current year's funding simply been increased for inflation
That's extremely concerning to the local community," he said
"People in Mt Roskill are rightly worried that educational quality could be affected by National's proposals."
Wood vowed to be waiting at the school's gate to greet her at 3pm
Parmar and Key visited Mt Roskill Primary and Waikowhai Intermediate school
where they met school leaders and talked to pupils
flanked by several security guards and press secretaries
were met at Waikowhai Intermediate by excited students
waving and screaming at the Prime Minister
They later sat down in Class 3 and spoke to the students about their work and what school they wanted to go to next
Key spoke to the pupils about their use of technology in the classroom
and confided that his son Max often used online tutorials to help him study at university
Parmar and Parata left the intermediate school in the same car at around 2.35pm
they did not drive the 1.3km to Waikowhai Primary
Wood told the Herald afterwards it was "a lost opportunity"
a spokeswoman for Parata said her schedule was too busy to "entertain Mr Wood's misguided political stunt"
"The minister had a full schedule of events in Auckland today
She did not have time to entertain Mr Wood's misguided political stunt," she said
he should have used the public education forum she attended in Mt Roskill last month as his opportunity to do so."
Waikowhai Primary's principal Germaine Peterson had advised the minister's office "that now was not the right time for the Minister to visit the school
so we will look to arrange another time in the future"
Parmar hit out at Woods' comments about education funding
"The Government has increased operation grant funding for schools by 1 per cent this year
which is more than double the current rate of inflation of 0.4 per cent
This funding is being targeted to those students most at risk of under-achieving
"All schools in Mt Roskill will receive a share of this funding based on the number of students they have that met the criteria
which is more than what his school would have received had the Government simply increased funding by 1 per cent across the board."
She accused Wood of "playing fast and loose with the truth"
saying they were based on the projected inflation figure of 1.5 per cent for next year
and under those maths Mt Roskill schools would get $121,000 less in funding
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Concept plans for a major upgrade of Molley Green Reserve in Waikōwhai received strong feedback at a Puketāpapa Local Board community forum
The local board wants to hear what local people think of the plan
which is being developed by Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities as part of its overall housing development in the Puketāpapa area
Enhancement of the Molley Green Reserve has been identified as important to support the proposed strategic growth in the neighbourhood
The need to improve Molley Green Reserve and the aspirations to daylight Te Auaunga through the reserve have been on Auckland Council
Healthy Waters and the Local Board’s radar for more than a decade
The work Kāinga Ora are doing in the neighbourhood provides opportunities to build on these aspirations for Waikōwhai
Molley Green Reserve is an existing neighbourhood park situated in the heart of the Waikōwhai neighbourhood and a green open space with mature trees nestled among residential properties
The reserve currently provides flood detention for the neighbourhood and community infrastructure including a children’s playground
the local community have established a food forest and community gardens (Tā Tātou Māra Kai) within the reserve managed by Friends of Molley Green and Whenua Warriors
Local Boards in Auckland also make decisions related to local parks in their areas
The aim of the redevelopment of Molley Green Reserve is to enhance the existing community infrastructure to ensure the reserve can be used by the community all year round while improving existing flood mitigation and detention capabilities
Working together the Puketāpapa Local Board and Kāinga Ora along with mana whenua representatives
Isthmus and Piritahi have to produce a concept design for the redevelopment of Molley Green Reserve
Kāinga Ora also undertook engagement with the community and received valuable feedback and insights that have influenced the overall design
An opportunity to have their views heard was welcomed by those attending the online forum
Feedback included preferences on protecting the park by ensuring rubbish was appropriately disposed of and keeping the park inclusive for all
The proposed concept plan design includes features to help people socialise and unwind in an accessible open green space and includes:
Check out Friends of Molley Green for volunteer opportunities.
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Drinking water daily is a healthy choice all of us can make
and now it’s become an option everyone can enjoy at five parks in the Puketāpapa Local Board area
New drinking fountains have been installed at the local Three Kings Reserve
Monte Cecilia Reserve and Wairaki Stream Reserve
Making healthier living more accessible for local people has been a big focus for the local board and this is another step along the way to achieving that goal
The installations stem from the 2019 ‘Strategic Health and Wellbeing Framework for Puketāpapa’
endorsed by the Auckland Regional Public Health Service and addressing the main issues that impact people’s health
That was followed by Healthy Puketāpapa – A Health and Wellbeing Action Plan
which identified ways to achieve good health and wellbeing in the area through action and collaboration
Providing access to wai (water) as the number one and easiest choice of drink was the plan’s first priority
Read more about the Healthy Puketāpapa – A Health and Wellbeing Action Plan [PDF]
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Michael Te Awaraka Te Huia was convicted of 21 sex and violence offences against three women after police reinvestigated the unsolved murder of Katrina Jefferies
A cold case murder investigation into the death of Katrina Jefferies led to a man called "Magic Mike" being jailed for a string of sex and violence charges spanning 30 years
Michael Te Arawaka Te Huia was sentenced to 19 years in prison after being found guilty of 21 sex and violence charges against three victims
a suppression order which linked Te Huia's crimes to the unsolved murder of Katrina Ann Jefferies has lapsed
And Auckland police have confirmed one of New Zealand's most senior detectives will lead a review of the cold case to take a fresh look at the evidence
The 22-year-old Ms Jefferies was found dead in Waikowhai Reserve
but suppressed the cause of death in order to not jeopardise the Operation Waikowhai police investigation
No one was charged with her death despite a $50,000 reward and immunity from prosecution for witnesses
But Te Huia was charged with the sex and violence offences on the basis evidence of interviews with three women when police re-investigated the Katrina Jefferies cold case in a second inquiry called Operation Lyra
"The operation has been running since July and in that time we've spoken to several people
some of whom made disclosures and complaints to us that required further follow-up and which resulted in these charges being laid," police said in a press statement in November 2014
"We have put a great deal of effort into reviewing the earlier Operation Waikowhai file and have been able to build on the good work our colleagues did in those years
Operation Lyra will continue to follow up on any information that needs further exploration and we welcome the opportunity to progress this homicide investigation as far as we can take it."
The link to Katrina Jefferies was suppressed during Te Huia's trial in March in case it prejudiced the jury against him
Ms Jefferies lived in the same neighbourhood as Te Huia
but police would not comment on whether the 56-year-old was a suspect in her death
confirmed an internal peer review of the "vast amount" of evidence gathered from both Operation Lyra and the original inquiry would start shortly
"A significant number of people have been spoken to over the course of the enquiry
some of whom made disclosures and complaints that were not related to Katrina
"The arrest and charging of the man sentenced was as a result of information disclosed to Police through the course of the homicide investigation."
Mr Hooper emphasized the charges upon which Te Huia was sentenced were not related to Ms Jefferies
The internal review will be supervised by Detective Superintendent Andy Lovelock
who recently led the $5 million investigation into the 1080 blackmail case
The cause of Katrina Jefferies' death was described as "highly unusual" by police at the time and several people have made false confessions to the murder
Her semi-naked body was found down a bushy slope off a road that winds to the Manukau Harbour through the Waikowhai Reserve
She was wrapped in a red tarpaulin and a black rubbish bag
a piece of plywood board and a framed wooden picture were also found at the scene but examination of these items has been fruitless
A post-mortem established Ms Jefferies was dumped in the Waikowhai Reserve after being killed somewhere else
A coronial inquest was told more than 750 people had been interviewed by police - many had been spoken to more than once - and around 60 were still considered persons of interest
Police even offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest
The inquest was told that Ms Jefferies led a dysfunctional lifestyle and regularly drank and used illicit drugs
She often met friends and drank at the reserve
She was last seen on the evening of July 10
who did not find it unusual when she did not come home that night
Police were unable to establish her exact movements between then and the time her body was found by a man walking his dog about 36 hours later
are conclusive that her death was not accidental
in the sense that she did not accidentally cause her own death," said Coroner Gordon Matenga said in ruling the death to be homicide
"but she has suffered death at the hands of another"
10 July 2005: Katrina Ann Jefferies last seen alive by her mother
12 July 2005: Body found by man walking his dog in Waikowhai Reserve in the Auckland suburb of Hillsborough
June 2007: Police in Operation Waikowhai offer $50,000 reward for information to solve the case
November 2011: Coroner Gordon Matenga rules her death to be homicide but suppressed how she died
July 2014: Police launch Operation Lyra to reinvestigate the murder
October 2014: Unrelated criminal charges laid against 54-year-old man after complaints from three women interviewed during Operation Lyra
May 2016: Michael Te Arawaka Te Huia sentenced to 19 years in prison on 21 sex and violence charges
Police announce a review of the evidence in the Katrina Jefferies' investigation
The girl group Blackpink is currently on the peak of their popularity
with a lot of successful singles and international fame
Jennie Blackpink is one of the brightest participants of this group
who always wins public love with her charisma and talent
Image: canva.com (modified by author)Source: OriginalJennie from the girl group Blackpink is an inspiring and admirable person. There are a lot of things about her that the fans are dying to know
The star was born in the Seoul Capital Area of South Korea and originates from Seoul
she went to study in New Zealand as an exchange student
She went to the Waikowhai Intermediate School in Auckland
she began studying at the ACG Parnell College
Her young years were spent dreaming of becoming a ballet dancer
but later she switched her target to singing
She took a lot of lessons in both singing and dancing
the gifted girl took interest in Korean pop and auditioned for the YG Entertainment training
she sang the song "Take a Bow" by her idol
but the label decided that she would be a good rapper
she made waves as a trainee of YG Entertainment by doing various song covers and gaining the most attention as a talented rapper
Her life as a trainee was difficult and she had to work a lot
she was revealed as one of the members of the new girl group
She was set to perform alongside the fellow trainees: Jisoo
She is the main rapper and vocalist of the group
who sometimes performs the role of a sub-vocalist
The girls have been a very active group ever since their first appearance together in 2016
they have seven music videos and two concert tour videos
Jennie is also quite productive on her own
which she titled accordingly - "Solo"
It is a cheerful dance track with hip-hop motives
and it quickly became popular among the audiences
she got to perform at the famous Coachella festival
becoming the first solo artist from Korea to do so
Her performance blew the mind of all critics and fans
eventually becoming one of her most iconic appearances
she also does some modeling and product endorsements
The star that influenced miss Kim the most was Rihanna
She has a deep interest in fashion and especially likes the Chanel brand
One of her nicknames that she is known by is "Human Chanel"
Jennie Blackpink Instagram contains a bunch of sweet
Jennie Blackpink photos depict her fashion knowledge and great modeling skills
They also remind us that she was rightfully chosen to be in a high-profile music band
She is a dog person and takes care of her lovely dogs named Kai and Kuma
Among her favourite things are Korean food
in addition to her great vocals and rapping talent
As a method of taking care of her mental health
she usually does pilates and flying yoga to stay fit
All of the girls in the group are of average height
though they are closer to being short than being tall
The height of Jennie is estimated to be 5 feet 4 inches
and she weighs approximately 55 kg (121 lbs)
She takes good care of her body by exercising frequently and eating healthy food
she gets paid extremely well for all of her gigs and performances
Her fame ensures that she always gets profitable opportunities
no matter if it is a music performance or an endorsement of some product
Image: facebook.com, @OfficialJennieSource: FacebookIt is said that the exact net worth of this talented young lady is $8 million
For a few months, the rapper was in a relationship with a fellow K-pop star
She has dated Kai from the EXO band from October 2018 to January 2019
Before they were photographed on a romantic date
there has been a lot of speculation about their blossoming connection
the fairytale did not last long - they broke up to focus on their respective careers
The management company of EXO confirmed the end of their relationship
and it was widely believed that their busy schedules did not let them be together
the talented singer is not dating anyone and pours all her strength and energy into music
Jennie Blackpink has an exciting story behind her success
and a lot of fans admire her for her resilience and determination