BTS' Jungkook faces another issue of illegal intrusion as middle-aged Chinese woman tries to enter Seoul home

BTS fans are absolutely livid knowing that Jungkook’s home was invaded once again by a sasaeng fan. The lady who is of Chinese nationality was seen at his home in Seoul. Jungkook did a live on Weverse where he showed fans his home. It is spread over three floors in Yongsan-Su with black walls and matching flooring. The lady identified as Ms. A followed a vehicle that was entering the parking lot of Jungkook’s home. His luxury home has separate parking for all owners. The security guard saw her in the CCTV and alerted the cops. When questioned she said she wanted to meet a friend.

Jungkook gave a house tour to Army on his live. We could see his music system that has stereos worth in crores. Fans are upset with YouTubers, tourists and real estate agents who seem to share his address/location on videos. When questioned, the lady said that she had come to meet a friend. Another Chinese woman was waiting outside his door to meet him after he got discharged from the military. Neighbours saw her and called the cops. It seems she was kept in police detention without arrest. Fans want Big Hit Music to take more proactive steps to secure Jungkook.

Netizens have also noticed that this issue is peculiar to Chinese fans. Known as one of the most loyal fan bases of Korean pop stars/drama actors, they spend huge money on birthday events, buying albums and merchandise. We have heard of how even Chinese drama stars and singers face this problem in their home country. Once news of someone being in a relationship spreads, they immediately lose the fan base. Jungkook has been quite open with Army in showing his personal space. He had once said that he is also a human being and such invasion of privacy leaves him feeling scared, violated and vulnerable.