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Jungkook’s most lavish purchases and quirky spending revealed: BTS’ golden maknae splashes millions on Itaewon property, Mercedes cars and designer clothes … but also buys weird stuff like Suga’s old trousers
STORYKenn Anthony Mendoza

- Fans enjoy the maknae’s share of relatable ‘broke millionaire’ moments, but he has also splashed on property in Seoul’s Hannam district near to Jimin and RM’s flats
- On stage to perform Butter he wore Fendi and Prada, and has a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona watch, but often makes strange impulse buys from Korean platform Naver
Jeon Jung-kook, the golden maknae of K-pop group BTS, is known for his down-to-earth attitude and humble personality. Army, BTS’ zealous fan base, has affectionately dubbed him the “broke millionaire” when he revealed he taped up his broken phone instead of buying a new one, slept with a rolled-up towel because he had no pillows at home, and once took a stainless steel frying pan home after filming a cooking segment for BTS’ fan club in Japan.

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Jungkook’s practicality makes him so relatable that when fans spot the items he uses, they are then often sold out, proving his immense influence as a K-pop idol.
However, there are moments when Jungkook veers away from his modest lifestyle, flexing his estimated net worth of US$20 million.
As the youngest member of BTS turns 24 on September 1, here’s a look back at some of Jungkook’s luxury purchases and weird spending habits.
Property in Itaewon

In November 2020, it was reported that Jungkook dropped US$7 million on a two-storey house in Itaewon. According to K-pop news website Koreaboo, quoting a report from Etoday, the house spans 2,483 square feet.
Koreaboo also noted the affluence of Itaewon, adding that the area is home to well-known celebrities, including power couple Rain and Kim Tae-hee. The house is near Nine One Hannam, where fellow BTS members Jimin and RM have luxury flats, and The Hill, where the group still share a flat as a “dorm”.
A Benz for his folks

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