BTS member J-Hope finishes mandatory military enlistment in South Korea

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BTS member J-Hope finishes mandatory military enlistment in South Korea
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Five more members expected to complete their mandatory service in 2025.

WONJU, SOUTH KOREA - OCTOBER 17: J-Hope of BTS reacts after being discharged from military service at the army's 36th Infantry Division on October 17, 2024 in Wonju, Gangwon-do province, South Korea. J-Hope is the second BTS member to complete the 18-month mandatory military service, which is required for all able-bodied male citizens in South Korea before they turn 28.

“I completed the military service in good health,” J-Hope told reporters while Jin kneeled to hold microphones on behalf of the press. “I am grateful for the fans who supported me throughout the service.” Widely accepted as the most well-known K-pop boyband in the world, many are now keeping their ears open for the group’s potential comeback schedule.

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