Dangerous Obsession: Brazilian Fan Booked for Repeatedly Stalking BTS Jungkook in 2026
A Brazilian fan was booked on Jan 4, 2026, for repeatedly stalking BTS Jungkook at his home. Read the timeline of events and the legal response from BIGHIT MUSIC.
Distorted 'love' has crossed a dangerous line once again. A foreign fan who engaged in persistent stalking behavior at the residence of BTS star Jungkook has been formally booked by the police. This incident highlights the ongoing struggle to protect the private lives of global icons from radical harassment.
Brazilian National Booked for Stalking in Yongsan
According to the Yongsan Police Station, a Brazilian woman in her 30s was booked on January 4, 2026, at approximately 2:50 PM. She is charged with violating the Stalking Punishment Act after repeatedly visiting Jungkook's home in Yongsan District. The woman reportedly caused disturbances by throwing mail, hanging photos on railings, and writing personal messages.
Safety Concerns Amid 2026 Comeback Plans
This isn't the first time Jungkook has been plagued by stalkers. Despite numerous warnings from BIGHIT MUSIC, some 'sasaeng' fans continue to ignore boundaries. This latest legal action comes just as BIGHIT MUSIC officially announced BTS's 2026 comeback date, making the safety of the members a top priority for the agency and ARMY worldwide.
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