BTS
members
RM,
Jin,
Suga,
J-Hope,
Jimin,
V
and
Jungkook
are
all
set
to
take
an
extended
period
of
break
for
the
first
time
since
2019.
The
news
was
announced
by
their
management
company
Big
Hit
Music,
saying
that
the
break
will
go
on
till
March
2022.
Their
first
"extended
period
of
rest"
since
2019
is
set
to
begin
later
this
month.
All
seven
members
of
the
group
will
be
taking
time
to
spend
the
holidays
with
their
families
for
the
first
time
since
their
career
debut
in
2013.
Big
Hit
shared
a
statement
on
its
Twitter
account
adding
that
in
the
time
BTS
will
also
be
focusing
on
preparing
for
their
upcoming
in-person
Seoul
concert
set
to
take
place
in
March
and
a
new
album
which
will
mark
'the
beginning
of
a
new
chapter.'
The
statement
read,
"Hello.
This
is
BIGHIT
MUSIC.
We
would
like
to
inform
you
that
BTS
is
planning
to
take
a
second
official
extended
period
of
rest
since
their
first
in
2019
after
they
complete
their
official
scheduled
events
of
BTS
Permission
To
Dance
On
Stage-
LA
and
the
2021
Jingle
Ball
Tour.
BTS
stayed
active
in
order
to
engage
with
fans
in
2020
and
2021
amidst
the
Covid-19
situation,
and
achieved
dazzling
results
to
cement
themselves
as
top
global
artists."
The
company
made
a
plea
with
fans
to
give
the
band
members
some
space
until
then.
"This
period
of
rest
will
provide
the
members
of
BTS
who
have
tirelessly
committed
themselves
to
their
activities,
a
chance
to
get
re-inspired
and
recharge
with
creative
energy.
It
will
also
be
the
first
time
for
them
since
their
debut
to
spend
the
holiday
season
with
their
families.
We
kindly
ask
once
again
that
you
show
consideration
for
their
need
to
enjoy
ordinary
and
free,
everyday
lives
while
solely
concentrating
on
themselves,
albeit
for
a
short
while,
during
their
period
of
rest," the
statement
in
Korean
added.
"BTS
will
be
focusing
on
preparing
for
the
concert
and
release
of
the
new
album
that
will
mark
the
beginning
of
a
'new
chapter'.
They
are
preparing
for
a
concert
this
coming
March
to
connect
and
communicate
with
the
fans
in-person
in
Seoul.
We
would
like
to
extend
our
deepest
gratitude
to
all
the
fans
who
continue
to
cheer
for
BTS
and
they
will
return
as
their
best,
healthiest
selves
after
recharging
so
they
can
return
all
the
love
from
the
fans.
Thank
you," Big
Hit
Music
concluded.
Recently
the
group
performed
in
Los
Angeles
where
they
held
an
in-person
concert
for
four
days
followed
by
another
performance
at
the
US
music
festival
Jingle
Ball
tour.