Jin from BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) visited the unit he was discharged from again. On the 22nd, photos of Jin and his successors, who shared military life with him, were released through an online community. The photos show Jin visiting the unit and having a good time with his successors. He is dressed casually and laughing with them, and their friendship and loyalty make viewers smile. One successor remarked, "He said he would come to see us again after his discharge, but I didn't really think he would come," which caught attention with its emotional response. Jin enlisted in the Army's 5th Infantry Division at the front line in December 2022 and was discharged in June this year. *This article is based on local media coverage. - BTS Jin visits his alma mater in uniform for the first time in 14 years! Reunion with teachers and a battle with current students (video included) - BTS Jin appears on a variety show for the first time after discharge! He goes to a deserted island with his best friend B1A4's Sandul... praised for his cooking skills. Photo = Online community
The Min Yoongi Therapy Center, established with a 5 billion won donation from BTS's SUGA, opened in Korea. It offers autism therapy using music and art, featuring specialized programs like MIND. The center aims to enhance social skills and independence for children with autism, with future events planned for participants.
On the morning of the 30th, BTS's Jimin departed from Incheon International Airport to Paris for a fashion show, sporting a new blonde hairstyle. He attracted attention with his sophisticated fashion and style. Meanwhile, BTS is preparing for a full group comeback. Jimin also became a member of a high-value donor club with his father and brother, and awarded a scholarship of about 10 million yen to the Jeollabuk-do Education Office, marking the sixth time this year.
BIGHIT MUSIC has officially addressed multiple incidents of attempted home invasions at Jungkook's residence, detailing their legal actions against offenders and their commitment to protecting the rights and safety of their artists. They urge fans to respect the privacy of BTS members and highlight ongoing investigations into these serious breaches.
Jimin from BTS, along with his father and brother, has become members of the Green Noble Club, a group for high-value donors supporting children's welfare. Jimin has previously donated 100 million won to aid youth and families in need. The club has grown significantly since its inception in 2017, emphasizing the importance of generational sharing and community impact.
Jungkook from BTS showcased his cooking skills in a live stream, preparing truffle cream pasta and a dessert. He shared his fitness journey, mentioning his efforts to reduce weight and his plans for running later. Jungkook expressed satisfaction with his cooking and hinted at BTS's comeback next spring.
On the afternoon of the 26th, BTS's RM departed from Incheon International Airport to Milan, Italy, to attend the Bottega Veneta fashion show. He was seen alongside BTS's V and actor Lee Byung-hun, sharing memorable moments with popular Netflix anime directors and other stars at various events, including a VIP screening of the film 'I Can't Help It.'
The 'Do Wash Style-Lasting Shampoo' by top Korean stylist Park Neju will be available from September 26, 2025. This shampoo is a weakly acidic, silicone-free formula designed to maintain salon performance, featuring a refreshing scent that transforms from Mediterranean lemon to freesia. Certified cruelty-free and vegan, it uses only plant-based ingredients.
On the 25th, BTS member Jin returned to South Korea from Italy via Incheon International Airport. His stylish appearance, reminiscent of a prince, garnered attention. Additionally, Jin hosted the first pop-up event for 'IGIN' in Japan at Shibuya, where limited edition labels were released.
BTS member Jimin has donated 100 million won (about $100,000) for scholarships, marking his sixth consecutive year of contributions. His father initiated the donation, which will support students in difficult circumstances. The Jeollabuk-do Education Office expressed gratitude for this generous act, emphasizing its importance for students' futures.
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