BTS's Jungkook goes live for the first time after privacy breach

BTS's Jungkook, who started his career when he was just 15-years-old, went live after a "sleepless night".

The 28-year-old was recently stalked and has previously revealed that the stalking scares him and has warned them that he would call the police on them if he finds anyone breaking into his house .

The Weverse live that took place on November 16 marks his first live after the incident, where he was stalked and accused of being intimate with someone as fake AI videos flooded on the internet.

Despite addressing the issue in his live streams and warning the culprits, he has still faced the situation many times.

However, during his recent live broadcast, Jungkook kept the vibe of the stream light as he covered his and fan's favourite songs.

The FIFA's anthem, Dreamers singer sung When I was your man and Talking To The Moon by Bruno Mars, Never Not by Lauv, Drowning by Woodz, Open Those Eyes from the Korean musical: The Man Who Laughs, There’s Nothing Holding Me Back by Shawn Mendes and many more.

The "Golden Maknae" also entertained fans by singing BTS's song Truth Untold and his song Too Sad to Dance that made his fans emotional as the song holds special meaning to them.

For the unversed, The stream was five hours long with 17.7M real time views.

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