K-Pop band BLACKPINK has made history as they are the first non-British musicians to receive an honorary MBE in recognition of their role as Advocates for the COP26 Summit in Glasgow.
It seems as the members of the Korean band were the guests of honour as they received a prestigious title.
The royal family's social media accounts have shared the historic moments, captioning: "The King, joined by The President and First Lady of the Republic of Korea, has welcomed @BLACKPINK to Buckingham Palace, as they are awarded Honorary MBEs.
The K-Pop band have been awarded the honours in recognition of their role as Advocates for the COP26 Summit in Glasgow."
Recently, the members showcased their prestige and influence with a very special and royal achievement. They are currently in London and, after attending a special banquet held by King Charles on November 22.
The video showed the lapel medal that those who receive MBEs get which is deemed extremely prestigious.
King Charles III then presented the members with their MBE, shook their hands, and said a few words to each of them. An MBE is given to people for their rewarding contributions to the arts and sciences, work with charitable and welfare organizations and public service outside the civil service.
King Charles office releases statement for Prince William and Kate Middleton on royal family's official website
Kate Hudson opens up about finding fame and fortune at a very young age
Anne Hathaway and Josh Hartnett have officially started filming much-anticipated 'Verity'
'Stranger Things' star Millie Bobby Brown hits back after critics slam her looks
Michelle Trachtenberg cause of death revealed
Renowned actor Gene Hackman, his wife Betsy Arakawa, and their dog were found dead in their home