Jungkook makes one thing clear amid BTS comeback buzz
Jungkook says some people are still invading his privacy by visiting places connected to his private life
Published July 28, 2026
Jungkook has asked fans to stop crossing personal boundaries after repeated invasions of his privacy.
The BTS singer said some people are still visiting places connected to his private life, despite his earlier requests for them to stop.
While talking with fans recently, Jungkook called the behavior "kind of rude" and reminded everyone that his private life should remain private.
Jungkook’s comments spread across social media in no time, where many fans agreed with what he got to say.
This is not the first time the singer has raised the issue as over the years, the Seven singer earlier talked about fans coming near his home, sending unwanted deliveries and trying to find out where he is when he is not working.
He, however, has repeatedly asked people not to do such things.
Many BTS ARMY members supported his latest message, saying real fans should respect his wishes instead of making him feel uncomfortable.
Others, meanwhile, encouraged people to show their support in ways that do not cross personal boundaries.
Jungkook's remarks came as BTS continues preparing for its long awaited return as a group.
Excitement is growing as the members slowly return to public activities, with fans looking forward to new music and future projects.
