BTS' Jungkook begs stalkers not to send food to his home: 'I can take care of my own meals

The singer urged obsessive fans who have found his home address to refrain from delivering meals to his residence.
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BTS' Jungkook begs stalkers not to send food to his home: 'I can take care of my own meals

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BTS' Jungkook begs stalkers not to send food to his home: 'I can take care of my own meals