BTS' Jungkook calls out fans for invading his privacy: 'It is kind of rude'

Jungkook urges fans to respect his privacy after repeated invasions

BTS member Jungkook is once again asking fans to respect his personal space after speaking out about repeated invasions of his privacy.

During a recent interaction with fans, the singer addressed people who have been visiting places connected to his private life, calling the behavior "kind of rude" and urging fans to respect boundaries.

His remarks quickly gained attention online, with many supporters praising him for speaking up.

Jungkook has previously addressed similar issues, including fans showing up near his home, sending unsolicited deliveries and tracking his private whereabouts.

[INFO] #Jungkook asked fans to respect his space and not to shove phones in his face, during his live on Weverse! 🚨

“Taking pictures together isn't a problem, but I went in to get some bread and there was someone who shoved a camera in my face. That's not good manners. Whatever… pic.twitter.com/q2Y6ZK5SDJ

— BTS Charts & News (@btschartsxdaily) July 27, 2026

He has repeatedly asked people to stop engaging in such behavior, emphasizing the importance of respecting his personal life.

Many members of the BTS ARMY echoed Jungkook's message on social media, encouraging others to support the singer by respecting his privacy rather than crossing personal boundaries.

Jungkook's latest comments come as BTS continues preparing for its highly anticipated group comeback, with fans eagerly awaiting new music while the members gradually return to public activities.