BTS member V has shared the heartbreaking news with fans that his beloved dog, Yeontan, has passed away. He was reportedly 8 years old. The K-pop star penned an emotional note on Instagram as he shared the news. V also posted a video of himself playing with Yeontan, who was nicknamed Tannie.
V, whose real name is Kim Taehyung, wrote in Korean, as translated by a fan page on X, "Hello, ARMY. Are you all enjoying a warm and cozy year-end? Thankfully, the weather hasn¡¯t gotten too cold yet! It feels like it¡¯s been a while since I greeted ARMY through a song. The duet with my dear Hyoshin hyung, whom I truly admire, was such a joy, and I have wonderful memories of preparing the upcoming carol with the legendary Bing Crosby, someone I deeply respect. Time flew by, and here we are, already in December."
The Winter Ahead singer then informed fans about the grim news, writing, "The real reason I¡¯m writing today is to share some bittersweet news. Recently, Yeontan embarked on a long journey to the stars, to the dog constellation. I¡¯ve thought a lot about how to share this, but I believe it¡¯s only right to let ARMY, who have shown Yeontan so much love, know about it."
V concluded with the words, "I¡¯d be grateful if you could think of Yeontan from time to time, so that he can continue to be happy among the stars. I hope you all spend a warm year-end filled with love, and take a moment to tell your loved ones how much they mean to you. Until the day we meet again, please stay healthy, ARMY. I love you and thank you always."
The Pomeranian was suffering from a heart condition, which remained unresolved despite multiple surgeries. Last year, the Rainy Days crooner opened up about Tannie's health scare. He revealed, "Tan has a bad heart and had surgery twice, but both times it was unsuccessful. Every time it was unsuccessful, he could've died during the surgery. But his will kept him alive. I was so grateful that he fought for his life."?
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