BTS member Jung Ho-seok aka J-Hope has officially been discharged from the military. The K-pop idol returned home after completing 18 months of mandatory service. After getting a

BTS singer J-Hope became the second member of BTS to be discharged from mandatory South Korean military service on Thursday (Oct. 17) after serving 18 months on duty. According to Reuters, Hope, 30, smiled and greeted his bandmate Jin and about 100 cheering fans and reporters when he walked out in uniform at a military base in Wonju,

After 18 months of longing, fans of K-pop star J-Hope, 30, rejoiced when the BTS member was discharged from the military yesterday (Oct 17). Crowds of around 100 fans and media showed up at a military base in Wonju, Gangwon province, to welcome the star.

J-Hope revealed the scene where he was congratulated by many on the day he was discharged from the military. On the 17th, J-Hope released

The post j-hope of BTS Completes Military Service appeared first on Consequence. Two down, five to go: j-hope of BTS is the latest member of the band to wrap up his military service. On October 17th, j-hope was discharged from the South Korean Army with the rank of Sergeant and was welcomed back into civilian life.

As he was discharged, he received a warm welcome from his bandmate Jin, while his fans globally celebrated the moment through their social media accounts.

The seven members of the world’s most popular boy band have been on a self-described ‘hiatus’ since 2022 due to their military service.

In December 2023, RM and V initiated their military service, followed by Jimin and Jungkook at later dates. The seven members of BTS are expected to reunite in 2025 after completing their mandatory duties.

Hope, a member of the supergroup BTS, was discharged from South Korea's military on Thursday after 18 months of duty, sparking enthusiasm among fans and investors for a potential reunion of the boy band next year.

"Outro: Ego" is a crucial finale for BTS's Map of the Soul: 7 albums, featuring j-hop elements, danceable structure, and beautiful vocals. Arson's release marked a new era in J-Hope, with the song's bright beats and sassy lyrics attracting listeners even two years later.