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BTS’ V Gains 20 Pounds Within Two Months of Military Service

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It has been reported that BTS V (Kim Tae-hyung) gained more than 22 pounds in two months.

BTS V / News1, Yonhap News

On February 15, a recent update from V was posted on the BTS fan community platform Weverse.

V announced that he surpassed the 150-pound mark with a post written “Progress Report. 159.8lbs reached. I’ll be back. Salute.”

V, who has successfully gained weight / Weverse

V is slim at 5 feet 10 inches and around 136 pounds. He has been enlisted through the Nonsan Army Training Center since December 11, 2023, and serves in the Second Army Division in Chuncheon, Gangown Province.

He had surprised everyone by declaring that he would “build up his strength in the army” and increase his weight to “189.6 pounds” during a live broadcast before enlisting. V promised his fellow members that he would bulk up and return with more masculine energy.

Netizens expressed their anticipation for V’s transformation, sharing, “He seems like he’ll surpass 176 pounds,” “His height will make him look even more handsome,” “He’s going to look cool,” and “Masculine V.”

Meanwhile, V’s military discharge is scheduled for June 10, 2025.

BTS V is departing for Paris, France, through Gimpo Airport to attend a fashion show on June 24, 2022. /News1
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