‘His skin was so comfortable’: Japanese woman summoned for kissing BTS member Jin without consent

Jin, a member of South Korean Okay-pop band BTS. (AP)

South Korean police introduced on Friday that they have been summoning a Japanese woman for questioning over allegations that she kissed Jin, a member of Okay-pop group BTS, without his consent throughout a public occasion final 12 months.
An officer at Seoul’s Songpa police station confirmed that the woman has been requested to seem for questioning relating to an allegation of sexual harassment, information company Associated Press reported. However, the police didn’t disclose her identification, citing privateness considerations.
The investigation started after police obtained an internet criticism.
Media reviews acknowledged that South Korean authorities recognized the woman with help from Japanese police. According to the reviews, the woman, who’s in her 50s, has refused to seem for questioning.
Jin, whose full title is Kim Seok-jin, accomplished his necessary 18-month army service in June 2024. The following day, he marked his discharge and BTS’s 11-year anniversary by organizing a free hug occasion in Seoul. Around 1,000 followers attended the occasion. During the gathering, a woman unexpectedly kissed Jin on his cheek. A broadly shared video confirmed Jin showing uncomfortable.
According to Yonhap information company, the woman later wrote in a weblog publish, “My lips touched his neck. His skin was so soft.”
Police recognized the woman with help from the Japanese police after receiving a criticism from a netizen and booked her final month.
BTS was shaped in 2013 and has a big worldwide fanbase often called the “Army.” Jin, who’s 32 years outdated, is the group’s eldest member.