BTS’ Jungkook’s warning to fans resurfaces amid breach of privacy

BTS’s Jungkook, who recently faced fake allegations and was a victim to privacy breach previously, has addressed the issue and now his video is going viral.

The Butter vocalist was surrounded by rumours that he is dating Aespa’s Winter but soon his followers found out that the reported allegations just came from AI videos and some fans has been stalking him, trying to get into his house.

The enraged fans took to social media and pinpointed one of the moments from the live stream that took place two months ago, in which the 28-year-old opened up about getting stalked.

He stated, “if you put your foot into parking lot, you can’t get out. you can't leave unless i open for you. you're trapped.”

He further continues as he warns the obsessive fans, also known as saesangs, that unless they want to visit the police station, they should not try to come in because he will take a legal action against such people.

The admirers of the singer praised him for being so strong and turned to social media.

One netizen penned, “I am so angry he even has to say this. He is so kind and spends so much time with us on lives where he sings, makes food, and play video games. People should appreciate that and not violate his privacy.”

“It’s so sad that he has to repeat himself I worry for his safety.” Another fan concluded.

It is to be noted that Army has been making appeals to Hype label so that there will be legal actions taken against the offenders.

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