BTS's RM shares photos from his Kyoto trip with family, delighting fans. He will give a keynote speech at the APEC CEO Summit soon.

The main preview for BTS's Jimin and Jungkook's travel variety show 'Are You Sure?!' Season 2 has been released. The show features their adventures in beautiful landscapes of Switzerland and Vietnam, filled with excitement and gratitude towards their fans. The series will consist of 8 episodes, airing weekly from December 3rd.

Jimin and Jungkook from BTS will be featured on 'Mezamashi TV' tomorrow, discussing their travel variety show 'Are You Sure?!' and sharing memories from their recent experiences. They will also sing familiar phrases during the segment. Fans are excited about their appearance, and they will also host 'All Night Nippon X' on December 5. BTS is set to make a full group comeback next spring.

BTS member Jin and chef Baek Jong-won are facing legal scrutiny after their agricultural company was accused of violating origin labeling laws. The issue arose from products labeled as 'domestic' despite using foreign ingredients. They have stated that they complied with regulations but acknowledged a labeling error during online sales.

To celebrate its first anniversary, BTS WORLD Season 2 is launching a special campaign where players can collect SSR cards and exclusive items. The game allows players to experience BTS's journey from their debut in 2012, interact with members, and customize their gameplay with BTS's music. Don't miss this chance to create special memories with BTS!

BTS members Jimin and Jungkook will host All Night Nippon X on December 5, celebrating their travel variety show 'Are You Sure?!' Season 2 on Disney+. This marks their return to the show since June 2023. The program will feature their travel experiences and favorite BTS songs. Assistant Masaki Furuya will join them.

'#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR THE MOVIE', capturing BTS Jin's first solo concert tour, will be released nationwide on January 2, 2026. The film includes performances from his albums 'Happy' and 'Echo', behind-the-scenes footage, and a special greeting video for fans. Tickets will be available in December.

A Japanese woman was indicted for kissing BTS's Jin during a fan event, expressing regret and stating she didn't believe her actions were criminal. The incident led to public outrage and a police investigation, resulting in her being charged under South Korea's sexual violence laws. Reports indicate she voluntarily reported to the police after entering Korea.

A Japanese woman in her 50s attempted to invade BTS member Jungkook's home by repeatedly entering the access code from November 12 to 14. Police are investigating her actions, and it's unclear if she has returned to Japan. This isn't the first incident involving Jungkook's home security.

Lee Yong-ji has criticized the illegal sale of celebrity personal information, suggesting fans should directly ask her for her contact details. This issue highlights ongoing privacy violations in the entertainment industry, as seen with other stars like Jungkook from BTS, who faced harassment from obsessive fans. Such illegal transactions not only invade privacy but can also lead to further harm.

A Japanese woman in her 50s was charged with sexual assault for forcibly kissing BTS member Jin during a fan event in Seoul. The incident occurred after Jin's military service at the '2024 FESTA' festival, leading to a police investigation initiated by BTS fans. The woman voluntarily reported to the police, resulting in her indictment.