After returning from the United States to visit the White House, BTS Jimin released an apology statement via Weverse.

Continue reading to know why the "Butter" singer apologized.

BTS Jimin Issues Apology Statement Following His Recent Controversy - Here's What He Said

On June 2, Jimin wrote a lengthy message on Weverse following BTS' visit to the White House to meet with President Joe Biden and to talk about hate crimes against Asians and Asian as part of the commemoration of "Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month."

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BTS Jimin Apologizes Amid Recent Controversy: 'Sorry for worrying you because of my immaturity'

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In his post, the "Dynamite" singer expressed his gratitude for having the chance to be part of the event in the U.S. But then, he apologized toward the end of his message.

BTS Jimin's apology statement is as follows:

Hello ARMY,

Has everyone been well?

I was able to go to the U.S. [and] I believe everyone is aware of the event that we took part in.

I am grateful, and it is an honor that we were able to participate in this event to let our voice be heard in representation of all the ARMYs of different races, countries, and cultures.

However, I thought I might be so inexperienced to be standing there on behalf of you all.

I'm sorry for worrying you because of my immaturity. In the future, I will do my best to become more mature so that I do not cause [more] concerns.

You must have been worried since I didn't come to visit often. I will come more often.

I always miss you, ARMY.

Although BTS Jimin did not specifically state what he was apologizing for in his message, it is believed that he was sorry for his recent controversy over unpaid health insurance premiums.

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BTS Jimin Apologizes Amid Recent Controversy: 'Sorry for worrying you because of my immaturity'

In late April, Korean media outlet Biz Hankook reported that the National Health Insurance Service had seized Jimin's apartment at Nine One Hannam in Seoul on Jan. 25 due to the artist failing to pay his health insurance premiums. The "Permission to Dance" singer first bought the apartment for 5.9 billion won (approximately 4.7 million U.S. dollars) in May of last year.

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BTS Jimin Apologizes Amid Recent Controversy: 'Sorry for worrying you because of my immaturity'

According to the report, BTS Jimin received four separate notices about the seizure by registered mail during the period when his apartment was temporarily seized. The article also stated that the seizure was eventually lifted on April 22 after he paid the overdue health insurance premiums.

Jimin's Hashtag Becomes Most-Used Among the BTS Members on YouTube, TikTok

In other news, BTS Jimin recently proved that he is also one of the kings of social media.

On May 29, it was discovered that Jimin's individual hashtag "#JIMIN" has been used in more than 204,000 YouTube channels and in over 1.7 million videos on YouTube - recording the highest number among the BTS members.

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On TikTok, "#JIMIN" is the second most-used hashtag out of all the BTS members. It recorded 103 billion views as of May 29. On this platform, his song "Filter" is the most-used BTS solo song as a background with 415,000 videos.

His other most-used songs are "With You" with 133,000 videos, "Friends" with 113,000 videos, the two versions of "Serendipity" with 66,000 videos, "Promise" with 52,000 videos, "Christmas Love" with 23,000 videos, and "Lie" with 13,000 videos.

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Written by Maria Scott