Recently, Jungkook has become the target of false rumors and online defamation. He has been attacked through numerous anonymous posts using AI-manipulated images and videos, falsely claiming that he dated multiple women in 2023. Some of the defamers even alleged that he was dating a female idol abroad, whereas in reality, he had traveled overseas for a schedule with a major brand.

The deepfake videos and images have led to significant criticism and negative mockery from haters and from people unaware of the situation. They have even called him “Busan Cycle”, implying that he has casual relationships with multiple women.

Jungkook has not only faced online attacks but has also been targeted in real life by obsessive fans. Recently, ARMYs have expressed outrage over two Japanese women, including a notorious sasaeng fan with the X account @ChiDoRiJungKook, who continuously harassed the idol in front of his villa for several consecutive days.

According to the latest observations from a TikTok passerby on November 12, the two women were repeatedly entering passcodes into the electronic gate lock and writing them down in a notebook to verify them, seemingly trying to figure out the correct code to break in. Initially, when approached by the passerby, the woman in the blue jacket — believed to be the infamous sasaeng fan Chidori — aggressively prevented the passerby from filming and covered her face to avoid identification.

After being confronted and chased away by the passerby, the two women pulled their suitcases and pretended to leave. A few hours later, around midnight, the two sasaeng fans were observed returning to cause trouble again in front of the idol’s gate.

This time, the passerby managed to have a conversation to understand why the women were camping outside the idol’s house and refusing to leave. In the video description, the passerby stated: “A conversation was held with the Japanese stalker. The girl said that she had been standing near the idol’s house since Friday. She had a suitcase with her and wanted to get into his house. We asked her why she was doing this — she said that she sends him messages, but he doesn’t reply. Then she said that she dances and wants to join his dance group. We believe that all idols have the right to a private life. At first, she was aggressive, then pretended to leave. Her friend ran off in another direction. No one was hurt in this video.”

However, ARMYs have evidence to believe these statements are lies. Since November 8, ARMYs discovered that @ChiDoRiJungKook had conducted multiple livestreams showing herself and another woman repeatedly ringing the doorbell and shouting for Jungkook to come out. Chidori even issued a warning to Jungkook: “Since you refuse to open the door for us and are inside with your girlfriend, we’ll camp outside your house and let you know — we’ll follow you to the hotels you usually visit and expose you.”

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It seems that recent dating rumors have enraged the 50-year-old Japanese woman, who has long deluded herself into believing she is “Jungkook’s wife”, prompting her to go to his house to cause chaos. ARMYs are disgusted by her distorted perception of the relationship between fans and idols.

Meanwhile, fans are questioning why, for over a week, Jungkook’s home has been harassed without any police or security intervening. ARMYs are also concerned that if Chidori continues trying passcodes and eventually figures out the correct one, his home could be broken into.

Currently, some ARMYs have used this video to report the situation to HYBE, hoping the company will take immediate legal action or at least prevent this obsessive fan from camping outside the idol’s house.

Other fans can help by tagging HYBE and Big Hit Music on Twitter and using the following content: "정국의 자택을 침입하려는 모든 시도에 대해 즉각적인 법적 조치를 취해 주시기 바랍니다. 다시는 이런 일이 반복되지 않도록 강력한 선례를 남겨 주세요. 아티스트의 사생활과 안전을 지켜주세요" (Please take immediate legal action against all attempts to break into Jungkook’s home. We ask that you set a strong precedent to ensure such incidents never happen again. Please protect the artist’s privacy and safety".

Additionally, videos and information about Chidori can be used to report her account to http://protect.hybecorp.com!

This incident, along with two previous break-ins at his home, shows that Jungkook’s life is no longer private or safe. He clearly should not have to live in fear or anxiety, being harassed hour after hour, day after day in front of his home. Big Hit Music needs to take legal action to end this dangerous situation.