K-pop's biggest boyband BTS is all set to end their hiatus, as every member except for Suga has been discharged from the military service.

K-pop supergroup BTS members RM and V were discharged from the South Korean military on Tuesday, June 10, after mandatory service, as fans were counting down to the band's comeback with more members finishing their national duty later this month.

V of BTS took to the dance floor, and he was joined by dancer and choreographer Leejung Lee! Lee shared an Instagram Reel of their dance, and they grooved to the song “Don't Drop That Thun Thun” by Finatticz. “Military Twins,” Leejung said in her caption, as they both wore camouflage pants.

The BTS member posted a carousel featuring photos with his military friends, including actor Song Kang. V could be seen wearing the all-black and camouflage military uniforms. There was also a video of him at a batting cage, and a shot of his shaved head.

From BTS’ smash hits like Euphoria to solo songs like Golden, Jungkook’s musical range is vast. He also performed the official FIFA World Cup 2022 song Dreamers and shared the stage with Charlie Puth for Left and Right.

The boy band has been on a hiatus for what feels to be like a long time and the fans are eagerly waiting for their upcoming tracks. Meanwhile, Jungkook and Jimin are coming out with their solo projects.

BTS' RM and V have been discharged from the South Korean military and teased the K-pop group's return. Both stars were enlisted for mandatory service on December 11, 2023, and completed their stint on Tuesday (10.06.25).

Min Yoongi had an economically simple life, diving into the world of music during his adolescence. Born on March 9, 1993, in Daegu, he initially sang under the alias Gloss. He grew up in the underground hip-hop culture and became a producer for local artists. During his audition for Big Hit, his aim was directly in producing, not singing.