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Rumours of BTS’ Jungkook’s dating life caused shop owner to fire manager

A number of media outlets recently reported that BTS member Jungkook is currently dating a tattooist Lee Mijoo who works at a store called “T” Tattoo Shop.

Responding to the news, both Jungkook’s home label, Big Hit Entertainment as well as Mijoo herself came out with their own statements in order to shut down all the false rumours.

Mijoo clarified that they are just good friends and are not romantically involved as reported by the media news outlets.

The manager of the tattoo shop has stepped in to address the whole situation before Jungkook and Mijoo even got the chance to clarify the whole situation.

The statement of the manager is read as follows:

“Both Jungkook and Lee Mijoo know each other personally, but a lot of celebrities come to our shop. Rumour has it that Jungkook and Lee Mijoo have couple tattoos. It’s 100% untrue. I can put everything on the line and say that the news is not true.”

 

His statement was met with massive backlash from ARMYs (BTS fans) as well as netizens. Not long after that, the manager further claimed that he’s in danger of getting fired after spilling the tea about the scandal.

“I’m in danger of getting fired just because I said Jungkook didn’t get his tattoo done here, I’m getting a lot of messages through my personal social media accounts. I don’t understand why am I getting cursed at,” he said.

As a response to the manager’s statement, the owner of “T” Tattoo Shop also addressed the ongoing issue. In this case, he insisted that Jungkook is friends with all of the staff members, including Lee Mijoo.

“The manager barely knows anything. I fully understand that Jungkook’s side (Big Hit) has released the official statement. But rest assured that we’re all friends.”

Additionally, he revealed that he will terminate the manager’s service as a result of the controversy he caused, “I think we will be switching managers soon. I’m going to let him go today.”

 

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