All of the photos featuring Lisa have disappeared from Weibo accounts of the two high-end brands, for which the singer is acting as the global ambassador, reported VN Express International online.

Several photos of Lisa of Blackpink have also been removed from Bulgari’s official Instagram account, the online quoted Ifeng, Chinese news site, as reporting.

Similarly, many photos featuring her have been deleted, or hidden, from the personal Instagram account of Bulgari’s CEO Jean-Christophe Babin.

Many have left their comments under Babin’s Instagram posts asking the reason for his action. Some comments wondered whether the brands were going to terminate their contracts with the singer.

Lisa’s personal Weibo account has been shut down since Wednesday, with those trying to access it getting a message saying the account was “reported for violations of the laws and Weibo’s regulations.”

Many believe this is because Lisa performed in Crazy Horse cabaret at Paris in late September. Stripping is ruled a “sexually related activity” by Chinese laws and is prohibited in the country.

Lisa, 26, born Lalisa Manoban in Thailand, made her debut with the South Korean girl group Blackpink in 2016 and launched a simultaneous solo career in 2021. Her soaring music career has made her the first solo K-pop artist to have a song reach 1 billion streams on Spotify with the track “Money.”