The Black Label has announced that Ella Gross, a former child model who has transitioned into a K-pop trainee, will be making her debut as a member of the agency's first girl group, MEOVV, which is scheduled to launch in September. The agency released an introduction clip of Ella on their official YouTube channel, showcasing her authentic appearance and the chic aura she exudes. In the clip, Ella is quoted as saying, "I remember nothing but the destination I was heading to. Which is why I just got here." Fifteen-year-old Ella, who is of Korean and German-American descent, initially entered the entertainment industry as a child model and has also gained experience in acting, appearing in TV series such as "Star Trek: Picard," "Heathers," "Malibu Rescue," and "Teachers." She became known to many K-pop fans in 2018 when her photos with Blackpink gained attention due to her resemblance to the group's member Jennie. In 2018, she signed with The Black Label, founded by renowned K-pop producer Teddy Park, who has worked with groups like Big Bang and Blackpink. Park is overseeing the production of MEOVV, and The Black Label plans to gradually unveil the other members of the group in the coming days.