[Muse★] BTS’s Jimin kisses a girl with an incurable illness during a concert… moved people around the world
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[Herald Muse=Reporter Kim Min-ji] BTS’s Jimin gave a girl with an incurable illness an unforgettable gift, moving everyone.
BTS held a ‘BTS WORLD TOUR ’ARIRANG‘’ concert in Arlington, Texas, USA, on the 15th (local time). Special guests were invited to the concert that day: children invited by the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which grants the wishes of children with critical illnesses.
Olivia, the girl who attended the concert that day, is a pediatric cancer patient and is known to be an enthusiastic BTS fan.
She was happy throughout the concert, but could not hide her surprise when she saw Jimin approaching her during the show. Jimin then smiled brightly at her and gave her a kiss on the cheek, and Olivia could not contain her overwhelming emotions as she shouted, “I got a kiss.” Later, as she gazed at the image of Jimin she had taken, her lingering emotion for some time moved everyone.
After the concert, Olivia’s feelings were conveyed through the official SNS (social networking service) of heroesforchildren. According to the post, “Olivia still hasn’t come down from this moment,” and “At last night’s concert, BTS gave our girl Olivia the sweetest hug. It became a precious memory that Olivia will never forget.” They expressed their gratitude.
Netizens called it a heartwarming moment, sent purple hearts, and also wished the child a speedy recovery.
Meanwhile, to commemorate the concert held on the 15th, Korea’s Liberation Day, Jimin once again attracted attention by adding styling featuring colors and patterns reminiscent of the Taegeukgi, the South Korean flag.
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