Inside BTS’ J-Hope’s ‘first and last’ birthday as soldier: ‘I’ll be discharged from the military’

 

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Fans were left emotional after J-Hope’s long message on Weverse. He wrote, “It’s fascinating! My birthday is coming. I thought my birthday wouldn’t come while serving in the military. It’s already February 18th. Anyway, it’s my first and last birthday as a soldier.”

He continued, “In my heart, you’re always at the center of any situation. It’s a big part that I haven’t forgotten while promoting for over 10 years. It’s not enough to express it all the time, but thank you so much! Thank you so much for being our fan and being a fan of J-hope again and I love you!!! Thanks to you, I didn’t feel lonely this birthday either! I’ll be discharged from the military and say hello in a cool way! Thank you.”

ARMY !!!!!!!!!! this is hoseok~💕🫡
this is really.. fascinating/crazy !!!! my birthday did come…😅
i thought my birthday won’t come while serving in the military…
but it’s already february 18th ahhahahahah!!!
what does that mean..? it means! ‘time goes on…’ hahahaha
it’s… pic.twitter.com/JI85e3HZ27

— haruharu💜 (slow) (@haruharu_w_bts) February 18, 2024

J-Hope is bringing his documentary “Hope on The Street” and its soundtrack album to screens soon. He shared this exciting news on the eve of his birthday. The documentary, produced by HYBE, will be available on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories worldwide starting March 28, with new episodes every Thursday and Friday.