Jung Kook has a request for his fans.
On Thursday (May 4), the 25-year-old BTS superstar released a statement on Weverse to ask his fans to please stop ordering food – specifically those who are known as ‘sasaengs’ or those who stalk and/or invade privacy of celebs – and then sending the food to his residence.
Jung Kook began by saying:
“Do not send food delivery to my house.
I will not eat it even if you send it.”
He went on to assure everyone that he is well fed and that he is grateful for the gesture:
“While I am thankful for the thought, I eat well. So buy it for yourself. I ask of you.
If you send it one more time, I will look up the recipe order number and take action. So please stop ha.”
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