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BTS’ V shows his “war wounds” he suffered in the army
BTS singer V surprised his followers by sharing photos revealing the scars he received during his military service.
The South Korean K-pop group, BTS, is one of the most successful on the world music scene. (Free Press Photo: EFE)
V of BTS, known for his vocal talent and popularity in the K-Pop group, enlisted in the army along with his companions to complete mandatory military service. Despite coming from a humble origin and living with his maternal grandparents, V has become one of the most famous idols of the moment. Last year, he faced strong love rumors with Blackpink’s Jennie, which reportedly culminated in a breakup after his entry into the military.
Photos of V in military uniform and with a shaved head have been spread on social media, suggesting that he is training in the special forces. Some fans have shared these images, highlighting the singer’s dedication as an active soldier. There has been speculation that he is receiving training in the military special forces, one of the most exclusive and demanding groups in the military.
The images shared reveal a notable physical transformation in V. In addition to showing an increase in his muscles, he surprised his followers by exhibiting scars on his back. Describing them as “war wounds,” V shared photos showing several marks on his body. One follower speculated that these scars could be the result of rigorous military training, where carrying heavy equipment can leave marks on the skin.
V’s experience in the military has generated interest among his followers, who have expressed their support and admiration for his dedication to military service. Through these images, the singer has shown a different side of himself, sharing with his fans the challenges and sacrifices he faces as a soldier.
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