BTS fan caught trying to break into the house participant of the Yangkuk group

A woman obsessed with K-Pop Group BTS was caught trying to break into the home participant of the Yangkuk group a few hours after the completion of the military service.

In the Chinese woman in the 30s, it was noticed as a casual rooms at a combined castle near Yungkuk’s apartment in South Korea’s capital in Seoul around 23:20 local time (15:20 BST), police said.

She confessed to the country to look at the singer, but as a result was arrested for violation.

Jungkuk, along with three other teammates, were discharged from mandatory military service This week, pushing a frenzied fan and an increase in the expectation of a possible return.

All seven BTS members should be discharged from the military by the end of this month, and their HYBE agency hinted at reunion.

They went into the break in 2022 In the midst of their global glory.

Hundreds of fans, some of which came from the border, gathered in front of the Hybe headquarters to celebrate the return of their idols.

Many of them were dressed in purple, BTS signature and transferred large banners and photos of the group.

Yungkuk thanked the fans for the trip to see, adding that he was “a little ashamed” after he was not in front of the cameras for a while.

“I didn’t even put the makeup,” he said.

South Korea requires that all able -bodied men between the ages of 18 and 28 work in the army.

Exceptions are sometimes made for Olympic medalists and classical musicians.

Before BTS got involved, South Korea saw an angry discussion on whether they should be allowed to miss the service, and some claim that they had already served their country by earning it billions, and what would be more profitable to allow them to continue it.

Earlier, the band won a deferral in 2020, when the parliament in the country adopted a bill that allowed them to detain their duties for up to 30 years.

In 2022, the oldest member of BTS, Gin, enrolledAnd the rest followed this example.