Since Jungkook was discharged from the military, multiple cases of obsessive fans breaking in and harαѕѕing him at his private residence have been reported. For example, a Chinese woman attempted to enter the pαѕѕcode at the front door of his home on the very day of his discharge in June 2025; a кσяєαn woman trespαѕѕed into the parking area of his residence in August; and an Arab woman harαѕѕed the area outside his home for nearly a week in November of the same year.
All three women, who came from different countries, were arrested by the ρσℓι¢є, charged, convicted, and are now paying the price for violating his privacy. However, these measures seem insufficient to deter others with criminal intent. The case of a вяαzιℓian stalker who attempted to break into Jungkook’s home from last December to January of this year—shortly after the previous incidents—is one such example.
According to the latest information from the prosecutor’s office, the individual was recently arrested and is undergoing legal proceedings. Shockingly, according to her testimony, she went to his house a total of 23 times, rang the doorbell hundreds of times, and also tried to enter the residence through an open side door.
The specific figures released by the prosecutor’s office left fans stunned, realizing the extent of what Jungkook has endured over the past several months. And that does not even account for the daily anxiety and harαѕѕment he has faced from numerous individuals.
Meanwhile, since early January of this year, кσяєαn media have widely reported on another case involving a woman in her 30s, a Belizean national, who was accused of violating the Anti-Stalking Punishment Act after going to Jungkook’s home in Yongsan District. At the time of her arrest, she was causing a disturbance by throwing letters, hanging photos on the railing, and leaving handwritten notes at his residence. In a video released by the ρσℓι¢є following her arrest in early January, the seriousness of her actions was clearly visible.
Notably, this woman did not harαѕѕ Jungkook’s home just once but repeatedly over several consecutive days. Reports indicate that she had already been arrested twice in December of last year on charges of illegal trespαѕѕing and stalking Jungkook. At the request of the singer’s representative, a restraining order prohibiting her from approaching within 100 meters had also been issued. Nevertheless, despite the restraining order, she continued her criminal behavior at approximately 2:50 p.m. on January 4, 2026.
Taken together, these details demonstrate that the severity of her legal violations is far from minor and will likely correspond to a serious punishment. Fans are also hoping that the ρσℓι¢є will impose penalties commensurate with her offenses, commented that:
- 23 times, how crazy can a person be? i hope she gets what she truly deserves
- Just ban her from entering South кσяєα
- 23 times???? d*mn.. and she just got arrested this time? I hope the ρσℓι¢є will punish her very severely
- the people who share his address on social media and treat it as a tourist place. take them to jail too PLEASE
- FFS FINALLY people like her NEEDS to understand that is HIS HOME and NOT SOME FANCY place or a 5-star hotel i'm glad korea is taking jungkook residence seriously putting stalkers at their place
- I feel so sorry for Jungkook — it’s hard to imagine what he has had to endure, even inside his own home
In addition, surveillance footage and interviews with neighbors not only highlight the seriousness of an isolated incident; they clearly expose the alarming reality that Jungkook’s home is being harαѕѕed and monitored around the clock by numerous obsessive “sasaeng” fans.
кσяєαn media have also interviewed Jungkook’s neighbors, who confirmed that it is not just one fan but many foreign fans camping around his house and disturbing local residents. One neighbor complained, “(Foreign fans) just sit there and stay all night. It’s honestly driving us crazy.”
This situation has left fans deeply concerned about Jungkook’s safety and mental well-being. Many are questioning when Big Hit Music and the local authorities will be able to put an end to this situation. At the same time, they are urging fans to stop stalking behaviors and to respect their idol’s privacy.
