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BTS member Jimin stole the show at the Christian Dior Spring/Summer 2026 Paris Fashion Week with his striking appearance. He walked the runway in a black Dior suit with an open blazer, showcasing his toned abs, and paired it with shiny leather pants, stacked silver neckpieces, and multiple rings. His blonde hair added a bold touch to his overall look. The event drew a star-studded crowd, including celebrities like Johnny Depp, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jenna Ortega and Rosalía.

After the fashion show, Jimin engaged with fans through a livestream, discussing BTS' upcoming album plans for Spring 2026. He mentioned the team's hard work and dedication to the project. When fans inquired about a possible solo comeback, Jimin clarified that his current focus is on BTS' group music. This update has generated excitement among fans, who are eagerly awaiting the septet's return after nearly three years without a group release.

Jimin said, "There are some (comments) asking when my next solo [music] is coming out. But as you know, Bangtan (BTS) is the most important to me and that's what I gotta do, so.. [we’ll get to it] later." He further added, "Next year, after its [album is] out, I'll have to go around meeting you guys [on tour]."

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Jimin's words effectively put to rest any speculation about prioritising his solo career over BTS. He made it clear that while solo music is on the horizon, his immediate focus is on the BTS album and subsequent world tour, reassuring fans that solo projects will follow in due time.

BTS' Comeback

BTS has officially confirmed their highly anticipated comeback for Spring 2026, featuring a brand-new studio album and a world tour. After completing their mandatory military service in South Korea, all seven members - RM, Jin, J-Hope, V, Suga, Jimin, and Jungkook - have reunited to work on new music in the United States. Their world tour is expected to kick off shortly after the album's release, with multiple legs covering North America, Europe, Asia, and possibly Latin America and Oceania. The tour might include stops in major cities like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Las Vegas and potentially even Mumbai, India, given BTS' popularity and past interests in the region.