During a Weverse live on August 29, shortly after BTS returned to South Korea from a U.S. music shoot, Jungkook admitted that he has adult ADHD. This came after a fan commented on his fidgeting, asking him not to move around so much while sitting. Jungkook, in his candid way, responded, "I have it. I keep moving like this." What Is ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a medical condition that affects a person's ability to focus, sit still, or control impulses. While it typically begins in childhood, many people continue to experience symptoms into adulthood. For adults, this can show up as restlessness, constant movement, difficulty concentrating, or challenges with time management. Though often misunderstood, ADHD is a recognised neurodevelopmental disorder, and many people manage it with coping mechanisms or professional support. Why Jungkook's ADHD Revelation Matters The confession sparked immediate waves of support from fans who rushed to Jungkook's defence against the online criticism he's been facing. For months, his natural tendency to move around during livestreams had attracted negative comments, with some telling him to "sit still." Fans, many of whom also identify as neurodivergent, pointed out that fidgeting and stimming are common coping mechanisms and shouldn't be mocked. Social media quickly lit up with praise for Jungkook's openness. One fan wrote, "His casual attitude about it :') the way both Jungkook & Yoongi talk about their ADHD is so lovely to me." Another commented, "Jungkook saying he's neurodivergent, now everyone can stop commenting weird sh* telling him to stop what he can't control."