Rosé (BLACKPINK) birth chart without a birth time

Birth data

Rosé, born Park Chae-young and also known as Roseanne Park, was born on February 11, 1997, in Auckland, New Zealand. When she was seven the family moved to Australia, and she grew up in Melbourne. She sang in a church choir before leaving for Seoul as a trainee, and it was her father who encouraged her to audition for YG Entertainment. There is no reliable birth time, so the chart is cast for noon. Its most notable features are five planets in Aquarius and a near-exact trine from a retrograde Mars to Uranus.

What is known and what is not

Wikidata gives February 11, 1997; its second entry, the bare year 1997 from a library catalogue, is the same date at lower precision. The Korean outlet Insight reported that her birthday fell on February 11, 2026, and Reality Tea her 28th birthday in February 2025, which points to 1997. For the place, Study International names Auckland, the Sydney Morning Herald says she was born in New Zealand, and Wikidata gives Auckland. The hospital is not named anywhere, so the coordinates are those of central Auckland.

Only one time circulates: 7:45 a.m. in the Astrotheme database, marked "original source not known" and added by the same contributor who supplied the unsourced times for Jennie and Lisa. Astrotheme notes only that the time "comes from video" without naming the video, and we found no video in which Rosé or her family gives an hour; Astro-Databank has no page for her. The chart therefore carries Rodden rating C: a time exists, but its origin is unknown. The 7:45 version would give a Pisces Ascendant.

The chart is cast for 12:00 New Zealand Daylight Time (NZDT, UTC+13): in February 1997 the country was on summer time, not on standard time, UTC+12. It has no houses, Ascendant or MC, and the Moon's degree and aspects are left out (see the section on charts without a time). The Moon's sign is certain: the Moon entered Aries on the evening of February 10 and stayed there for the whole of February 11.

Five planets in Aquarius

The Sun at 22°15′ Aquarius, Mercury at 2°29′ Aquarius, Venus at 9°43′ Aquarius, Jupiter at 4°44′ Aquarius and Uranus at 5°38′ Aquarius make a stellium of five bodies. Jupiter is conjunct Uranus with an orb of 0°53′. Mercury is conjunct Jupiter with an orb of 2°15′ and conjunct Uranus with an orb of 3°08′, and Venus is conjunct Uranus with an orb of 4°05′.

Tradition ties Aquarius, ruled by Saturn in the classical scheme and by Uranus in the modern one, to independence, groups and ideas ahead of their time. Uranus here is in its own sign, and Jupiter beside it is read as luck that comes through sudden openings.

In the noon chart Mercury also stands 0°45′ from the star Altair, which tradition links with boldness and ambition.

Retrograde Mars trine Uranus

In the noon chart the tightest aspect joins Mars at 5°46′ Libra, retrograde, and Uranus at 5°38′ Aquarius: a trine with an orb of 0°07′. Mars also trines Jupiter with an orb of 1°01′, so the trine reaches the Jupiter-Uranus pair as a whole.

Classical astrology counts Mars in Libra as in its detriment: its force works through partnership, tact and the search for balance rather than head-on. Retrograde motion is read as a habit of reworking what has been done, and the trine to Uranus as sudden decisions taken without much inner resistance.

Mars opposite Saturn

The one hard angle in this group is Mars's opposition to Saturn at 4°34′ Aries, with an orb of 1°11′. Saturn in Aries is in its fall in the classical scheme. Around this axis the soft angles are many: Saturn sextiles Jupiter with an orb of 0°10′, Saturn sextiles Uranus with an orb of 1°03′, Saturn trines Pluto at 5°24′ Sagittarius with an orb of 0°49′, and Mars sextiles Pluto with an orb of 0°21′. Five bodies, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Pluto, all stand between 4° and 6° of their signs and are tied into one web.

Astrologers read Mars opposite Saturn as tension between the urge to act and the need to wait, the kind that teaches discipline; here the sextiles and trines give that tension several ways out.

Events often compared with the chart

• August 8, 2016: debuts with BLACKPINK on the single album "Square One".
• March 12, 2021: solo debut with the single album "R" and its lead single "On the Ground".
• June 18, 2024: The Black Label announces that it has signed her for solo work.
• October 18, 2024: releases "APT." with Bruno Mars; it enters the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 8.
• December 6, 2024: first studio album, "Rosie".
• September 7, 2025: wins Song of the Year for "APT." at the MTV Video Music Awards, the first K-pop act to do so.
• February 1, 2026: opens the 68th Grammy Awards with Bruno Mars, performing "APT.".

These dates are given as starting points for your own work with transits. We do not make predictions about the health, court cases or future careers of living people.

Planet positions

Calculation: Swiss Ephemeris core-2026.11.07.

Aspects

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Aspect patterns and fixed stars

Patterns are found from the aspects in the table above, stars by a conjunction within 1°.

• Stellium: Sun, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Uranus in Aquarius
• Altair: Mercury, orb 0°45′

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