Jimin, a member of the South Korean boyband BTS, recently underwent surgery for acute appendicitis. BTS is regarded as one of the world’s most popular bands. In addition, he was diagnosed with COVID-19. Despite the fact that the band’s management firm, Big Hit Entertainment, told fans that the singer was healing in the hospital, fans all over the world were worried about him.
The hashtag ‘#GetWellSoonJimin’ was trending on social media as BTS fans, dubbed ARMY, continued to send love and support to the BTS singer. During a delightful conversation with ARMY, bandmate V, nicknamed Kim Taehyung, offered an update on the singer’s condition, bringing a breath of relief to the ARMY.
The 26-year-old singer responded to anxious fans who wondered if he had spoken with Jimin following his operation during a joyful encounter with ARMY on WeVerse. “I did a video call with him as soon as I woke up,” the young artist responded to their query. V responded cheekily by referring to Jimin as ‘Chick’ when another fan questioned whether he was okay. “That lady claimed he observed the sky for seven hours,” he wrote, “and the sky was gorgeous today.”
Earlier last week, V touched the hearts of ARMY when he shared a touching photo with his ill bandmate on WeVerse. He also posted a photo of the entire band with the message, “The family I adore.”
“Jimin had unexpected stomach pain combined with a somewhat sore throat on January 30 in the afternoon,” Big Hit said in a statement to alert fans that BTS’ Jimin is presently recovering following surgery. He went to the emergency room of a hospital for a comprehensive checkup and a PCR test. Jimin tested positive for COVID-19 after being diagnosed with acute appendicitis. On Monday, January 31, he had surgery on the advice of his doctor early in the morning.”
“You guys worried a lot, right?” Jimin also posted a personal health update on the site, stating, “You guys worried a lot, right?” I’m doing fantastic!! (sic)” “I’m sorry for causing you concern,” he continued. However, I believe I will be able to leave the hospital in the near future! I’m getting back on my feet. I also had three rice dinners. Please wait a few moments. I’ll shortly recuperate and go. (sic)”
