BTS’ Suga left his former home due to repeated fights with neighbours?
Global K-pop phenomenon BTS is no stranger to the spotlight, often finding itself embroiled in controversies involving its members. Most recently, member Suga has become the subject of online buzz. Previously linked to legal issues surrounding a drunk driving case, Suga is now facing renewed attention over alleged conflicts with neighbors at one of his former residences.
A report by Biz Hankook sheds light on Suga’s move from his luxurious UN Village villa, which followed his departure from another property in 2021. The report states that Suga initially purchased a residence in Hannam Riverhill in 2018 for? 3.40 billion KRW. However, just three years later, in November 2021, he vacated the property, reportedly due to disagreements with other residents in the community.
After leaving his residence at Hannam Riverhill, BTS member Suga relocated to the Park Hannam complex on a long-term lease. However, he vacated this property in May 2024, with the reasons behind his move remaining undisclosed. According to reports, BigHit Music, his agency, fully covered the deposit for the Park Hannam residence. These developments have left fans curious, fueling speculation about Suga’s rumored “conflicts” with neighbors and his frequent changes in living arrangements.
As reported by Koreaboo, Korean netizens took to The Qoo to share their thoughts. One user questioned, “What kind of conflict is it?” while another remarked, “It’s unsettling to think someone so famous had ‘conflicts,’ and we’re only hearing about it now.” Some
