BTS’ Jimin wishes fans on Lunar New Year, gives update about Jungkook’s health: ‘Don’t worry too much…’

Jimin penned a sweet message for his fans on Weverse, and wished them good luck on the occasion of Lunar New Year.

Jungkook and Jimin enlisted in military last year. (Photo: @Daily_JKUpdate/X)

All seven members of BTS have officially started their mandatory military service in South Korea, with plans to reunite as a group in 2025. Jimin recently took to his Weverse account and wished his fans a happy Lunar New Year. Jimin also gave an update about Jungkook., and said that he is doing fine.

Translated by a fan, Jimin wrote, “ARMYs, it’s Lunar New Year! I hope you have a happy Lunar New Year and I hope you’ll stay healthy and won’t get sick this year. I hope that this year will be filled with nothing but happiness. Jungkook and I are doing well, so don’t worry too much. I’ll make sure to come back again! Eat lots of delicious things and don’t go on a diet today.”

Fans excitedly reacted to the news; one of them wrote, “Thank you Jimin! We love you and we miss you so much.”

Jimin’s Weverse Post 240210

🐥 It’s Lunar New Year, Army!

🐥 I hope you have a Happy Lunar New Year and stay healthy and not get sick this year
🐥 I hope that this year will be happy for you

🐥Jungkook and I are doing well so don’t worry too much, and I’ll visit you here again… pic.twitter.com/Vw3hpbVP3Y

— JIMIN DATA (@PJM_data) February 10, 2024

It was recently reported that Jimin’s father has hung a transparent letterbox outside his café, Magnaté. This letterbox is intended for ARMYs, fans of BTS, who visit the café and wish to leave letters or messages.

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Jin was the first to start his military service, in December 2022, shortly after his 30th birthday. J-Hope followed in April, while Suga began his service on September 22, 2023. RM and V commenced their mandatory service on December 11, 2023. Jimin and Jungkook, joined them a day later, on December 12.

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