BTS' Jungkook plea fans to stop sending him food

BTS' Jungkook has made a heartfelt appeal to his fans via South Korean web platform Weverse. 

The popular 25-year-old singer has been receiving unwanted food deliveries from over-enthusiastic fans and  has requested them to stop  it.

His recent post on WeVerse has caused a stir among fans.

 In the post, which was translated from Korean, he urged   followers not to send him home-delivered food as he won't eat it. 

"I'm thankful, but I eat well. You can buy it yourself. I beg you," he wrote. 

He went on to issue a warning, stating that he would check the receipt order number of any food deliveries and take action if sent again. 

Fans of BTS member  have shown their support for the singer after his recent appeal.

Followers took to Twitter to express their solidarity with the singer, with the hashtag "RESPECT JUNGKOOK" trending on the platform. 

They highlighted the importance of respecting Jungkook's privacy and personal boundaries, while also expressing their admiration for his talent and dedication to his work.

A supporter  account on Twitter shared a screenshot of his post, calling out the behavior of people who had been invading the singer's privacy by sending him food. 

The tweet expressed disappointment "Why can’t you just love him and respect him as a human being?"

Many of them criticized sasaeng   enthusiasts and lamented the fact that Jungkook had to face such problems due to their behavior.

 One Reddit user commented, "They ain't got two brain cells to rub together. I can guarantee they missed the point. 

These folks never think it's them, their reason is always justified. This is sickening."

"It really is scary, and I do fear for him. Because these deranged people are delusional and unhinged," wrote another.