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BTS’ Jin's solo tour begins! Videos from the concert go viral – BTS RM wins hearts all over again

BTS Jin's first-ever solo tour has officially begun! The idol started his journey in the Goyang Auxiliary Stadium on June 28. The idol's first show was a huge success, as he had planned a lot of fun activities for ARMY, along with surprise performances.  While it was no surprise, fellow BTS members were spotted in the stadium showering the eldest member with love and support! BTS members spotted at Jin's first concert show As the idol's first solo tour commenced, fellow members  RM , J-Hope and  V  were all present to show their support! Fans attending the concert shared various videos and photos online from the event, with many featuring fellow members dancing and swaying to the music. RM's sweet gesture goes viral, warms fans' hearts Many videos from the event were shared online, one of which managed to capture a sweet gesture from BTS' leader that warmed the fans’ hearts and went viral online.  In the video, a woman who was seated along with the rest of t...
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Koo Jun Yup Reportedly Plans to Settle Near Late Wife Barbie Hsu’s Final Resting Place

 

In a heartfelt gesture of love and remembrance, singer Koo Jun Yup is reportedly considering a move to Jinbo Mountain, the serene resting place of his late wife, Barbie Hsu.

According to Taiwanese media outlet ET Today, a local resident revealed that around two months ago, Koo was seen touring a newly built apartment complex near Jinbo Mountain. The area is known for its peaceful surroundings and scenic views—some units even overlook the very mountain where Barbie Hsu now rests.

Though it remains unconfirmed whether Koo has made a purchase, Barbie’s mother responded to the reports, saying:

“I haven’t heard anything like that. But Koo Jun Yup truly loved Hsi Yuan (Barbie).”

Barbie Hsu tragically passed away on February 2 while vacationing in Japan during the Lunar New Year. The cause of death was acute pneumonia caused by influenza. Her funeral was held on March 15 at the Rose Garden in Jinbo Mountain, Taiwan. Koo Jun Yup, devastated but devoted, was seen carrying her urn and staying by her side until her final moments.

Since her passing, Koo has reportedly made daily visits to her grave, and he is also in the process of creating a statue in her honor—set for completion in 2026.

If true, Koo’s desire to live near Jinbo Mountain speaks volumes about the depth of his love—a love that endures even in silence and distance.


Credits: Sophie-Ha

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