As fans know, after successfully wrapping up the North αмєяι¢αn leg on the 7th, Jungkook and the other BTS members officially flew back to South кσяєα on the 8th. The group is currently taking a short break lasting a few weeks to recover physically and mentally while preparing for the next leg of their tour. BTS will soon reunite with their South αмєяι¢αn fans as part of their ARIRANG World Tour, kicking things off with two explosive shows in Bogotá, Colombia, on October 2 and 3.

Jungkook seems to have chosen to spend this short break indulging in one of his biggest pαѕѕions — going on motorcycle trips with a group of biker friends he recently joined, reportedly a group αѕѕociated with actor Park Hyungsik. The idol shared several photos from the trip on Instagram, including shots of himself in full biker gear, wearing full-face helmets, as well as peaceful countryside scenery from the journey, during which they traveled around 600 km.

Yet while Jungkook was enjoying his time off, trouble found its way to his doorstep — stalkers showed up shortly after learning that he had returned to South кσяєα!

Multiple videos circulating on social media show these stalkers sitting right outside Jungkook’s home or camping out in surrounding areas. Some even brought tripods to film or livestream, while repeatedly making phone calls, ringing his doorbell, and causing noise for an extended period of time.

Notably, some of them even filmed themselves approaching Jungkook’s home, claiming that their only intention was to wish the idol a happy birthday. Their actions captured in the videos, however, clearly showed that this was not a way of expressing support, but rather a serious invasion of the artist’s privacy.

This is far from the first time Jungkook has become a target of stalkers. Since completing his military service in June 2025, his private residence has repeatedly been targeted by people who stalk him, even during periods when the idol was not in South кσяєα.

On the day Jungkook completed his mandatory military service last June, a Chinese woman was arrested after attempting to enter the access code to his front door. In August, another South кσяєαn woman was caught trespαѕѕing into the parking area of the singer’s home.

By November 2025, a woman from an Arab country was reportedly seen repeatedly showing up outside Jungkook’s home and disturbing the neighborhood for nearly a week, prompting even local residents to file complaints. More seriously, from December last year through January this year, an Arab stalker was reportedly seen at Jungkook’s residence a total of 23 times, ringing the doorbell hundreds of times and even attempting to enter the house through an unlocked side door.

Fortunately, all of the above cases were eventually handled by law enforcement. Those involved were arrested, prosecuted, convicted, or subjected to restrictive measures, including orders prohibiting them from approaching Jungkook within 100 meters. Some were even banned from entering South кσяєα.

Jungkook himself has also spoken out about the issue on multiple occasions, both directly and indirectly, asking fans not to gather outside his home or attempt to break in. The idol has also warned that he would take legal action against anyone who continues to engage in such behavior.

Despite this, the latest incident suggests that some overly aggressive individuals continue to ignore all warnings and persist in following Jungkook to the very place that should be his most private and safest space. Fans are now urging other fans to actively report these cases to HYBE so that the company can take notice and address the issue, while expressing their utmost outrage over the situation:

- They don’t just want to see JK anymore, they want to invade parts of his life that were NEVER offered to them. They treat him like someone they own, as if being a fan gives them some kind of claim over him and his life. Fame doesn’t erase someone’s right to feel safe in their own home, you fяєαк. Please report this creep for stalking and violating JK’s privacy at his own home.

- Leave him the h3ll though when he's on time at home from the tour. What is wrong with you people how would you like if somebody set outside your house with a camera. Stop bothering him it's called respect if you don't have any and get the h3ll away from him

- Who's in charged of the village? ρσℓι¢є are useless. they should turn it into a gated village with security.

- My gosh JK needs security at his house or a secret undisclosed 2nd home And a rolodex of lawyer to sue each and every one of them . I thought there was a law in Kor for invasion of privacy? These idiots don’t treat them as humans they are objects to them!

- A world of madmen! They really need to find a solution for them. The poor guy just comes home wanting to rest, only to be greeted by such sights!

- Guys, report them, enough already! Respect an idol's privacy for once in your life. How can you be so, so annoying? Respect his privacy

- What are you even trying to film, a guy just resting at his own home? My God, leave him alone, enough is enough!

- This is disgusting stalker behaviour. Hope JK calls the ρσℓι¢є on these people, and they get punished