Jungkook is facing a serious security issue. BigHit Music has confirmed an attempted home intrusion at the BTS member’s residence. This incident occurred on June 11, coinciding with his military discharge.
A woman tried to enter Jungkook’s home by inputting a password at his front door. She was caught and arrested on the scene. BigHit stated they are fully cooperating with police and have provided CCTV footage to support the investigation.
BigHit also emphasized ongoing legal action against various malicious activities targeting BTS. This includes defamation, false information, and sexual harassment. The agency is not backing down, with several cases resulting in fines and more lawsuits in progress.
“We report stalkers immediately to police and file restraining orders,” the agency said. “There will be no leniency for any acts that violate the artists’ privacy and safety.”
BigHit urged fans to use the HYBE Artist Rights Protection platform to report any suspicious activities related to BTS. They are taking a hard line against all harmful actions.
Here is BigHit Music’s Official Statement:
"We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the warm support you always show toward BTS. Our company is consistently and firmly taking legal action against malicious activities such as defamation, the spread of false information, sexual harassment, and insults carried out online…"
The agency reiterated their commitment to ensuring a safe environment for BTS after their return from military service. They are treating all privacy invasions and defamatory acts with utmost seriousness.
For more details, check out BigHit’s full statement on their website.
Stay tuned for updates as this situation develops.
