BTS Jungkook Weverse Live

BTS Jungkook's private life has been making headlines recently. A few days ago, the K-pop idol was spotted hanging out with a woman whom many believed was his girlfriend. He also got embroiled in dating rumours with Aespa's Winter. Jungkook recently did a surprise livestream for his fans where he played games and interacted with them. The reactions to the livestream, however, became negative. Read on to know more. BTS Jungkook Becomes Target Of Hate Comments In Recent Livestream BTS Jungkook recently did a livestream on Weverse for fans. In the live, he played video games and talked to the fans. Everything was good until pictures and clips from the livestream were shared on X (formerly Twitter). The comment section of these posts about Jungkook's live started garnering malicious comments. Some criticised him for not talking about the ongoing dating rumours and dubbed him a womaniser. Comments were also made on his appearance; some pointed out that BTS Jungkook used excessive filters to conceal his face, as he has recently lost a lot of weight. Others claimed that he had surgery because he looks completely different from before. The K-pop idol's fans, however, defended him from all the hate comments. They praised Jungkook for coming on live and interacting with them despite the ongoing controversies. ARMYs also reiterated that Jungkook has not done anything wrong, and he does not owe anybody an explanation for his private life. They sent their love and support to the BTS member. kpop stans created jungkook's non-existent girlfriend, cancelled him for it, then cancelled him again for going live but they will swear that armys are the most toxic and sick ones. pic.twitter.com/dxRohumVtz — ♠️ (@ameviil) November 16, 2025 Also Read: BTS Jungkook’s Old Instagram Shoutout To NewJeans Sparks Chatter Following Group’s Recent Update! BTS Jungkook got discharged from his mandatory military service this year in June. Before enlisting, the idol released a solo album titled 'Golden' that featured hit songs like 'Seven', '3D' and 'Closer To You.' After his discharge, Jungkook joined the rest of his bandmates in Los Angeles to work on BTS's upcoming album, which is scheduled to be released next year in March. Also Read: BTS Jungkook Makes History As First K-Pop Soloist To Hit 9.9 Billion Spotify Streams. Icon!

BTS Jungkook Weverse Live

From Dating Controversy To Weight Loss, Here’s Why BTS Jungkook Is Facing Hate Following His Recent Live