J-Hope goes to the Hermes Menswear Fall-Winter 2023-2024 program as component of Paris Fashion Week on Jan. 21, 2023 in Paris. Jacopo Raule/GC Images
J-Hope is striving, and also he’s allowing followers understand. The BTS participant shared a message via Weverse on Friday (Oct. 6) to upgrade military on exactly how he’s doing throughout his compulsory armed forces solution in South Korea.
“How are you, ARMYs??” he started his note, including admiring and also purple heart emojis to his salutation. “It’s gotten a lot colder! Maybe because of the cold air, it’s a moment where you realize that time is passing.”
“I’m working hard to adjust faster than I thought,” proceeded the entertainer, that Korean information firm Yonhap reported in April would certainly be functioning as an aide trainer of the 36th Infantry Division in Wonju. “It’s a huge burden … because it’s a role that leads and helps young people in Korea to the first step … in the military organization.”
The K-pop celebrity likewise shared something to commemorate: He’s gained the “special warrior” classification. “You do your best in every situation, and you have good results,” J-Hope kept in mind.
“I’m here to tell you that I’m doing very well and I’m becoming more mature,” he proceeded prior to wanting followers well and also healthiness. “Be careful not to catch a cold, our ARMY!!!”
He gathered a quote from John Cena: “I’m in the ARMY!” (The wrestler and also star formerly made that declaration — in Korean! — in a video addressing BTS in May 2018.)
At completion of his message, J-Hope consisted of an honest picture of himself remaining on the trainer and also showing up to look at a phone. In the breeze, his formerly haircut is expanding out.
J-Hope was the 2nd participant of BTS to employ for compulsory armed forces solution; he started in April. Jin was the very first, and also started his solution in December 2022. Suga is the 3rd and also newest to get in armed forces solution; he kicked of his 18-month job on Sept. 22.
