BTS members gather for special photo to celebrate Jin's completion of military service, delighting fans with their bond and visuals.
June/15/2024 17:36
The complete shot of BTS is attracting attention. RM posted several photos on his Instagram today (15th) with the caption "Don't forget." The group shot with the members is particularly eye-catching. They are shown in the photos with short hair and smiling. This is believed to be a photo taken to commemorate Jin, the oldest member, completing his military service. Currently, J-HOPE, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook are serving in the military, while SUGA is performing alternative service as a social worker. They took a break on the 12th of this month to celebrate Jin's completion of military service. RM appeared with a large saxophone, attracting attention. As soon as he saw Jin, he played the saxophone with outstanding skill and welcomed Jin. The appearances of Jimin and Jungkook in military uniforms also stood out. Later, SUGA joined them, and all seven members were together. With their unchanged visuals and strong bond even in the military, they delighted fans once again.
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