The infections come amid the band’s official time off.<\/b>
\nLife will go on for BTS\u2026 in a few days. The mega-popular K-pop group\u2019s RM, Jin, and Suga all have COVID-19, the group\u2019s agency, Big Hit Music, said in a statement. The trio were all fully vaccinated over the summer. Suga was the first confirmed to have been infected, after testing positive Friday, while his fellow members were diagnosed Saturday evening. Though Suga has not displayed any symptoms, he is administering self-care at home, following health authorities\u2019 guidelines. Jin\u2019s symptoms are so far mild, including a light fever. RM does not currently have any particular symptoms. Both RM and Suga had personal engagements scheduled stateside in the midst of official time off for the superstar seven-member group \u2014 which debuted in 2013 and is known for songs such as \u201cLife Goes On.\u201d RM\u2019s diagnosis comes on the heels of his return from the U.S. earlier in December and before he was supposed to end self-quarantine, according to the agency, noting Suga was also diagnosed during his quarantine upon return. Jin, who also traveled to the U.S., also returned to South Korea this month and tested negative both when he arrived and prior to his release from self-quarantine, with his positive test following flu-like symptoms on Saturday. The band, which has nearly 58 million Instagram followers, has achieved worldwide acclaim and recognition both for their music \u2014 which topped the Billboard Hot 100 three times last year \u2014 and willingness to speak on important issues, such as denouncing anti-Asian racism in a speech they made at the United Nations. Neither the band, nor the three diagnosed, have taken to Twitter or Instagram yet to comment on the news. With News Wire Services<\/p>\n