BTS’ J-Hope Finishes Filming Variety Show, Home Alone; Fans are delighted

Last update:November 29, 2024, 10:06 AM IST

MBC’s variety show Home Alone offers a glimpse into the daily lives of celebrities at home.

J-Hope was discharged from the military in October. (Photo credits: Instagram)

In mid-October, J-Hopeaka Jung Hoseok, of the hugely popular K-pop group BTS, was discharged from the army after completing his mandatory service. Following this, he flew to Los Angeles spend quality time in the United States, while keeping a low profile. However, more than a month after his release, rapper BTS decided to return to the spotlight. He has made appearances at events and shows.

Recently, Korean media reported that BTS’ J-Hope will soon appear in an episode of MBC’s hit variety show, Home Alone (I Live Alone). The reality show offers a glimpse into the daily life of celebrities at home.

According to a report from Soompi, on Thursday (November 28), a representative from the broadcasting company confirmed that J-Hope will soon appear in Home Alone. The MBC representative said, “Filming has already been completed and the episode is expected to air soon. Although the exact release date has not yet been determined, stay tuned for upcoming teasers and the official broadcast. » Additionally, the show airs every Friday at 11:10 p.m. KST.

The news of BTS J-Hope’s appearance on the show spread like wildfire among ARMYs and was enough to send them into a frenzy. After a fan page for the septet shared the news on X (formerly Twitter), ARMYs began sharing their excitement. A fan wrote, “A day in the life of Jung Hoseok?? I’m all in!!!!!!”

Another said: “Aaaaaah finally!!!!!! Yes! I love this show and remember Hobi mentioning it a few years ago as the show he wanted to be on. I hope he becomes a regular guest! A third fan of the K-pop artist wrote, “OMG, HOBI HOUSE TOUR AND WE WILL SEE MICKEYYYY UNLIMITED.”

Furthermore, J-Hope graced his colleague Lee Hyun’s new show, My Close Friend, on MBC FM4U a few days ago. During the conversation, the host asked the K-pop idol if he ever felt the burden of being ‘BTS,’ the most popular Korean boy band in the world. J-Hope said he’d be lying if he said they weren’t overwhelmed. However, the love the septet received from their fans was enough to overcome all challenges. He said: “Love from our fans. Because we had this, we couldn’t be tired. We had to do it. We couldn’t be too tired. We felt like we had to do it. We kept thinking we couldn’t put this aside. »