BTS' Jimin and Jungkook return for Are You Sure Season 2: Reports
The first season of 'Are You Sure?' aired on JioHotstar in August 2023, shortly after their military enlistment. It featured the youngest BTS members exploring the United States, before heading to South Korea's Jeju Island and Sapporo in Japan. Packed with road trips, canoeing, camping, and heartfelt moments, the show gave fans a refreshing look at their bond and adventures.Season one consisted of eight episodes, with prior teasers shared by Suga and Jungkook on 'Suchwita'. One of the most talked-about episodes was the one set in Jeju Island, where fellow BTS member Taehyung made a surprise appearance, a moment fans still cherish. With Season 2 now confirmed, many are wondering whether other BTS members might also appear as guests.advertisementAll seven BTS members have now completed their mandatory service. Jin was discharged in June 2024, followed by J-Hope in October of the same year. RM and Taehyung finished their service on June 10, while Suga completed his term as a social service agent, an alternative to active military duty.With filming wrapped and anticipation building, fans can expect more heartwarming travel moments from Jimin and Jungkook in the upcoming season of 'Are You Sure?'.- EndsMust Watch
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