BTS’s Jungkook warns ARMY after his house address leaked online: ‘I don’t care BUT…’

After his address was published online, BTS’s Jungkook warned fans not to invade his privacy or visit his residence in Seoul. Read on to find out more.

BTS’s Jungkook recently said that he doesn’t mind his house address being leaked online. Although the 3D singer called it “his destiny”, he warned fans about the invasion of his privacy.

Jungkook warns fans about invasion of his privacy

During his recent live broadcast on Weverse, Jungkook jokingly responded to a fan who mentioned that he would like to go out for drinks with him. “Do you want to have a drink with me? Should I tell you guys my address?” The Seven singer said that even before the conversation he already knew his address had been leaked online. “Don’t everyone already know my address? It already exists. If you type it into YouTube, (address) will come up” He said.

Although Jungkook admitted that he doesn’t care about his home address being leaked, he reminded fans of their boundaries. “I don’t care. I can’t pay attention to everything that’s happening. I only look at what lies ahead of me. But you guys really shouldn’t be looking for me.”

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Jungkook’s professional life

In July 2023, Jungkook made his solo debut with his digital single. Seven. After this, the singer released his second single, 3DSeptember 29. After much buzz, Jungkook finally announced that he will be releasing his first solo album, Gold, November 3 this year. If reports are to be believed, the BTS star’s solo album will be entirely in English. Just days after releasing his solo album, Jungkook will reportedly perform at the 2023 MTV Europe Music Awards.

In addition to his musical career, Seven

Earlier this year, the singer was named ambassador for luxury fashion brand Calvin Klein. He also recently became the creative director for the October issue of Vogue Korea.