In an unexpected yet emotional moment, BTS member Jungkook has confirmed that the group is planning a comeback, but he also revealed his inner turmoil and “worries” about how things might unfold. The confirmation came during a surprise Instagram live, which instantly gained massive traction among ARMYs globally. The youngest BTS member didn’t just confirm the buzz around BTS’s return—he opened up about the emotional weight that comes with such a massive re-entry into the global spotlight.
Jungkook appeared relaxed at first during the livestream, greeting fans with his signature smile and playful energy. But as questions started pouring in about BTS’s future and when the group will be back together, his tone shifted slightly. “Yes, we’re planning something,” he said. “But to be honest, I’m also a little worried about it.”
He didn’t specify a date or project timeline, but his choice of words—”planning something”—was enough to send fans into a frenzy. Thousands of comments exploded in real-time, with ARMY members expressing their excitement and also support for his vulnerable moment.
When asked what was making him anxious, Jungkook was surprisingly candid. “There’s pressure, you know. We want to meet your expectations, but we’re also trying to be honest and do things the right way.” He hinted that the members, now navigating military duties and solo ventures, are still deeply connected and serious about coming back together stronger than ever.
This isn’t the first time BTS comeback rumors have surfaced. Ever since the group announced a hiatus for military enlistment and individual careers in 2022–23, fans have been speculating about their return timeline. Jin, J-Hope, SUGA, and RM have either enlisted or completed service, while members like V and Jungkook have pursued solo music projects. The group had promised they’d return “as one” in the future, but the timeline has remained vague—until now.
Jungkook’s live not only gave hope but also a more realistic picture of what the group is going through. “It’s not easy,” he admitted. “We’re not just thinking about doing another performance. We’re thinking about the meaning of it, what kind of music we want to make together again.”
His words reflect a deep level of thought that goes beyond just stage performances. BTS has always stood out for their emotional honesty and message-driven music, and Jungkook’s concern seemed rooted in that legacy. He stressed that the comeback isn’t just about making headlines—it’s about making it count.
Social media erupted after his live. The hashtag #BTSComeback began trending globally within minutes. Fans shared snippets from the livestream and began speculating about the group’s next album, music video themes, and possible performance schedules. Some fans even noticed Jungkook wearing what looked like an old BTS merch hoodie during the stream, interpreting it as a sign that they’ve already begun preparing emotionally and artistically.
BTS’s management, BigHit Music, has not issued an official statement following Jungkook’s comments. However, insiders have previously hinted at a 2025 full-group reunion, in time for their debut anniversary. With several members due to complete their military service in late 2024 or early 2025, the pieces seem to be falling into place.
The emotional undertone of Jungkook’s live is a reminder of what sets BTS apart. Their relationship with their fans goes beyond entertainment—it’s personal. When Jungkook says he’s worried, he’s not just speaking as a performer, but as someone who carries the weight of millions of expectations while trying to stay grounded.
Jungkook ended the livestream on a hopeful note: “Whatever happens, we’ll give our best. Always.” His words were simple, but in them, ARMY found the reassurance they needed. Even if the journey is uncertain, BTS remains committed.
With this confirmation, fans now have the most direct update in over a year. The countdown to BTS’s comeback has officially begun—not just on charts, but in the hearts of millions worldwide.