BTS's J-Hope continues to thrive in his mandatory military service

New updates about BTS's J-Hope, who is currently serving in the military, have emerged.

Some snapshots showing J-Hope enjoying his time in the military have recently made waves on online platforms, sparking a lot of interest.

Last April, J-Hope enlisted in the army as an active-duty soldier and is currently working as an instructor at the Baekhosin Infantry Training Battalion located in Gangwon Province.

In the shared photos, J-Hope is seen bonding with his fellow soldiers, flashing a bright smile while holding up the peace sign with his fingers.

Meanwhile, it has been reported that J-Hope is working as an assistant drill instructor at the army book camp for the remainder of his mandatory military service. He also gained recognition for his distinguished service in the military, notably in his role as platoon leader last year.

J-Hope is expected to complete his military service and be discharged on October 17, 2024.

Moreover, fans can look forward to J-Hope's upcoming solo album titled 'Hope on the Street Vol.1', which he worked on before his enlistment. The album, consisting of six tracks, will be released on the 29th of next month. 

The album features collaborations with well-known artists like Yoon Mirae, Gaeko from Dynamic Duo, Jungkook, and Huh Yunjin from LE SSERAFIM.  

'Hope on the Street Vol. 1' is a special album released in light of the special docuseries of the same title. The first episode of j-hope's docuseries will be released on Prime Video on March 27 with new episodes every Thursday and Friday.