Rosé and Jessica Sanchez are among the 2026 inductees into the Asian Hall of Fame, with the organisation set to hold its 22nd annual ceremony in Los Angeles on 5 November 2026.
Rosé And Jessica Sanchez Join 2026 Class
Rosé rose to international fame as a member of Blackpink, who have scored three top 10 albums on the Billboard 200.
The singer was also a triple nominee at the 68th annual Grammy Awards in February for “APT.”, her global collaboration with Bruno Mars.
Jessica Sanchez first became widely known in 2012 after finishing as runner-up to Phillip Phillips on Season 11 of American Idol.
Thirteen years later, Sanchez returned to reality television and won America’s Got Talent in 2025.
Asian Hall Of Fame Announces 2026 Honours
Established in 2004, the Asian Hall of Fame describes its mission as seeking to:
“strengthen interracial synergy by advancing mainstream recognition of Asian achievement and indigenous legacy”
The organisation’s president and CEO, Maki Hsieh, said the 2026 class reflects its focus on cultural collaboration and representation.
“During times of worldwide conflict, Asian Hall of Fame serves as a beacon of cross-cultural collaboration and interracial synergy,” Maki Hsieh, president and CEO of Asian Hall of Fame, announced.
“Class of 2026 Inductees and Goodwill Ambassadors are role models whose endearing legacies advance culture, commerce and community for generations to come.”
