BTS member J-Hope has officially finished his 18-month military service and is back in civilian life. He is the second member of BTS to be discharged, after Jin. As J-Hope walked through the Army Division, Jin welcomed him with a warm hug and a bouquet of flowers. Although the other BTS members—Jimin, V, Suga, RM, and Jungkook—could not be there, the excitement was clear.
On October 17, J-Hope stepped out in his military uniform and saluted the press while greeting fans. Before his discharge, BIGHIT Music asked fans on X not to visit the site to avoid overcrowding. They stated, “Discharge day is a day shared by many service members. No special events are planned on the day of J-Hope’s discharge.” They encouraged fans to send their good wishes from afar and thanked them for their ongoing support.
After his discharge, J-Hope shared his happiness on social media. He thanked his fans for their support during his service. In his speech, he talked about his time as an assistant drill instructor, which included marches and meeting local citizens in Wonju who cheered for the soldiers. He also highlighted the hard work of long-term service members and asked the public to appreciate them.
J-Hope is not just a member of BTS; he is also a talented rapper, dancer, and songwriter. He released his first mixtape, Hope World, in 2018 and a solo album, Hope in the Box, in July 2022. Fans are excited to see what new projects he will work on now that he is back.
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