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Inquirer.net - Philippines Entertainment News on MSNCountdown to BTS: Inside BigHit’s high-stakes plan for group’s full reunionYou waited for me, now what do you want? Say it all,” replied BTS member V when a fan asked, “Only nine days left before discharge — are you ready, Taehyung (V’s name)?” during a
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Filmfare on MSNFesta 2025: BTS' schedule and reunion plans revealedBTS FESTA 2025 is just around the corner and ARMYs all over the world cannot keep calm. The celebrations are extra special this time as all the members would be back from their military enlistments. The group will mark its 12th anniversary.
The seventh member, Suga, is fulfilling his duty as a social service agent, an alternative to military service. He is to be released later this month. The seven BTS members plan to reunite as a group sometime in 2025.
BTS, South Korea's most lucrative musical act, has been on a hiatus since 2022 while its seven members complete their military service. Hundreds of fans gathered at a site near the two army bases where band leader RM – recently named "Favorite K-pop Artist" at the American Music Awards – and singer V were separately discharged.
BTS FESTA has begun, celebrating the group's 12th anniversary with an exciting theme, Twelve O’Clock.' Jin and J-Hope starred in a humorous video to announce the festivities, which promise many surprises for fans.
BTS’s RM and V enlisted in the military together in December 2023. BTS will be celebrating its 12th anniversary celebration on June 13, 2025.
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India Today on MSNBTS countdown 2025: Discharge dates, comeback clues, OT7 reunion buzzBTS begins their reunion as members complete military service this June. A comeback is expected soon, with 2025 full-group plans underway. Their FESTA skit revealed the theme Twelve O’Clock, symbolizing new beginnings with ARMY.
All seven members of the K-pop boy band will have completed their military service by the end of June. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.