Big Hit says BTS Jimin’s apartment seizure was due to their error - The Independent News

According to the supergroup’s handlers, it was entirely their fault.

On April 24, Korean news outlet Biz Hankook reported that the National Health Insurance Service had seized Jimin’s apartment at Nine One Hannam in Seoul on January 25 due to the singer not paying his health insurance premiums.According to the report, Jimin received four separate notices about the seizure by registered mail during the time that his apartment was temporarily seized, and the seizure was ultimately lifted on April 22 after he paid the overdue health insurance premiums.

“Big Hit Music mistakenly omitted some mails while processing mails arriving at the artists apartment. Due to his tight overseas schedule and extended period of rest since the end of last year, Jimin was not aware of the overdue payment. Upon acknowledging the case, he paid the full amount of arrears and the case is now closed. We sincerely apologize to the artist and fans for causing concerns,” said the company in a statement.

Jimin enjoyed the limelight recently when he and band mate Jungkook participated in the latest episode ofIn the show, the duo both prepared gimbap, a Korean dish made with cooked rice, vegetables, fish and meat all rolled up in dried sheets of seaweed and served in dainty slices. The show went down well with the audience as fans enjoyed watching their singing idols getting the recipe right and then driving around in the car enjoying their delicious rolls.

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