”BTS” JUNG KOOK said, ”It's fate for my home address to be leaked,” but... ARMYs are worried

JUNG KOOK, a member of the group BTS, is attracting attention by casually mentioning the damage caused by his address being leaked. Recently, JUNG
KOOK communicates with fans through live STREAM on the global fandom platform “Weverse”.
I had time to JUNG KOOK seems to have read the comments of fans who wanted to drink with me, and joked, ``Do you want to drink with me? Shall I tell you my address?''
Everyone should know where it is. I guess everything has gone up already. If you type it on YouTube, it will come up,'' he said, referring to the damage caused by address leaks. Next is JUNG
KOOK said, ``But I don't care. I think it's my destiny, so I only look ahead. I run while looking only at the future with ARMY (fandom name).
. How much do you care about such things?'' He then added, ``Are you sure you want to tell me your home address? But you really shouldn't come visit me.'' He laughed and switched to Hot Topic.
In this way, JUNG KOOK appeared to have reached a state of transcendence due to repeated privacy damage. JUNG in May of this year
KOOK has sent a warning to its biggest fans who know their home address and infringe on their private lives, telling them not to send food to their home.
Prior to this, he said on a live broadcast, ``I really appreciate you supporting me. But please don't visit me when I exercise.'' I was surprised the other day.
I had to go home after exercising, but there was someone in front of me.'' A sasaeng (stalker) suddenly came to visit me and said, ``I appreciate your interest, but I don't think you have an official schedule anyway.''
He also expressed his displeasure at the fans who invaded his privacy with his actions. JUNG complained of endless privacy violations such as stalking and leaking of his home address.
KOOK calmly accepted the situation, saying, ``It's fate.'' Fans are also calling out that sasaengs are crimes, not the hearts of fans, and are calling for strong action at the management office level.
There are growing concerns about the current situation and the repeated damage to artists.