BTS’s Jungkook And aespa’s Winter Dating Rumors Reignite Due To New Alleged Viral “Evidence”
New “evidence” claiming to be proof of BTS‘s Jungkook and aespa‘s Winter dating is going viral.
The rumors have continued with netizens trying to find more “proof” that they are dating.
Yet, it seems a viral post has tried to reignite these rumors.
A post has got over 120,000 views on Nate Pann, claiming that there is more evidence about Jungkook and Winter “dating.” In particular, Jungkook has been doing live broadcasts for netizens and a screenshot of something the BTS idol said was used as evidence, when he was speaking about getting something to eat.
Ah, but… what should I eat? I really want to eat pizza today. Should I eat pizza today? Which one’s tasty? Okay, let’s focus on this first.
The reason it was the cause of “dating” evidence was because before the live, netizens shared a photo of Winter posting a picture of pizza on her Instagram story.
The OP of the viral post along with other netizens on X thought it was “proof,” but it was instantly hit with ridicule.
jungkook has been saying that he wants to eat pizza since two days ago why didn’t he eat with winter if they both had pizza at the same day they literally have free time right now ?????? i cant believe that this shit needs an explanation its bullshit https://t.co/j8RZPDSAet
— iris (@willynyyn) November 4, 2025
Jungkook talked about pizza in another live, that's not when he suggested it. Stop making up stories that Winter came up with the idea, Jungkook talked about it long before Winter did. Winkook is so fake pic.twitter.com/V9hNBarost
— fluartoday (@fluartoday) November 4, 2025
" he ordered pizza after she post the pizza "
They do things like humans do ??? like why tf u notice every move they doing are they fr jobless to make these analysis that seems really bullshit and with all confidence sharing it 😭😭 !!!!!!
free jungkook and winter asap … pic.twitter.com/JWaRVDe0dZ— ⭐️ (@lixef4jj) November 4, 2025
The wave of rumors has sparked hate towards both idols.
