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Jungkook may be sporting new tattoo, fans spot ‘swallow shaped' tattoo on chest during performance; buzzing with excitement

Jungkook may be sporting new tattoo, fans spot ‘swallow shaped' tattoo on chest during performance; buzzing with excitement

Time of India14-06-2025

Recently, BTS idols
Jungkook
, Jimin, V, and
RM
all got discharged after serving their mandatory military service. Only two days after coming back to civilian life, Jungkook chose to join the stage alongside fellow members
J-Hope
and Jin to perform special songs just for the fans, making this a mini BTS reunion.
Jungkook joins Jin and J-Hope on the encore stage, sporting a possible new ink
J-Hope, on June 1,3, held his first stage for the encore stage for the HOPE ON THE STAGE tour. The member was joined alongside by Jin as well as Jungkook for a special surprise for the fans. While ARMY is not new to random bursts of surprises, Jungkook still managed to shock the crowd with a possible new ink on his chest!
The idol joined the stage and performed one of his most popular solo songs, 'SEVEN', alongside which fans in the crowd could spot that the idol might have some new ink on his chest.
Fans in the crowd could spot a new tattoo on the right side of the idol's chest, just shaped like a swallow bird. While the tattoo was not fully visible due to the idol's clothes fans could still capture a peek of it, situated under Jungkook's white vest. Another thing that the fans noticed during the performance was that the ink might also be coloured. Previously, the popular idol showcased different kinds of doodles and artworks in the form of tattoos with a full sleeve.
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The news of the new tattoo comes as a surprise, leaving fans wondering about when they'll be able to catch a proper glimpse of the artwork.
The artist performed songs like 'Jamais Vu,' 'MIC Drop', 'Baepsae,' and 'Airplane Pt. 2' alongside his fellow members.

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