BTS Jimin, J-Hope, Jin and V celebrate Chuseok with heartfelt wishes: 'Eat lots of delicious food'

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The ongoing Chuseok holiday in South Korea has sparked a slew of celebrations across the K-pop landscape. The internet has been filled with affection as stars pour in their wishes for fans in lovely Hanbok outfits and finger-licking food displays to celebrate the harvest festival. In keeping with the holidays, BTS members took to social media to share their joy with fans. They each had their own method of celebrating the holidays, with J-Hope and Jimin treating fans to a selca (selfie), while V expressed jealousy at the opportunity to eat various different jeons (savory pancakes). Jin was his normal self, making fun and bringing joy with his presence.

BTS members share their happy pictures with Chuseok celebrations

On the first day of the holiday, J-Hope shared a few new images with the BTS ARMY. They were pleased with his fresh-faced appearance and lack of makeup. He also gave a peek at the table full of delicacies prepared by his family members as an ancestral gift. He appeared to be enjoying himself with his family in his hometown. "Have a nice Chuseok Hoseok holiday," he said, using a pun on his own name, Jung Hoseok, to which Jin replied, "Happy Chuseok to all of us."

Jimin, on the other hand, shared a selfie with the caption, "Are you having a good Chuseok?" I hope you eat plenty of excellent food and have a wonderful time with your family!!" His young appearance appeared to have surprised everyone, including Jin, who asked, "Are you a new/rookie actor?" Jin's older brother provided a glimpse into their celebrations, which included a table full of delights.

V returns from the Paris Fashion Week

Finally, V, who was overseas attending Celine's 2026 Women's Wear Paris Fashion Week show, returned to South Korea and, despite missing much of the holiday, appeared to be feeling the same way we were - hungry for more great food. He revealed his Google search results, which showed a variety of jeons.

During a previous broadcast, leader RM discussed the pressures of marriage and the impact of hate comments, both of which are prevalent concerns during the holidays.