WATCH: BTS’ Jimin kisses little girl battling cancer at Texas concert
BTS member Jimin melted hearts after he gave a young cancer patient a memorable moment during the group’s two-night concert in Texas on Aug. 15 and 16.
Heroes for Children shared a video on Instagram on Monday, Aug. 17, showing Jimin approaching a special section during BTS’ concert at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Sunday night.
Jimin was seen carrying a black keychain as he walked toward the section. He then handed the keychain to a little girl identified as Olivya before giving her a kiss on the cheek.
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Overwhelmed with happiness, Olivya exclaimed: “I got a kiss, I got a kiss, I got a kiss!”
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Heroes for Children is a Texas-based nonprofit organization that provides financial and social assistance to families with children battling cancer. Its programs include financial aid for basic needs, transportation and other expenses.
Reports said the section was dedicated to children who were brought to the concert through Make-A-Wish’s “I Wish to Meet” program, which grants eligible children with critical illnesses the opportunity to meet their favorite celebrities.
Meanwhile, BTS is scheduled to continue its North American leg later this month, with shows in Toronto on Aug. 22 and 23, followed by Chicago on Aug. 27 and 28 and Los Angeles on Sept. 1, 2, 5 and 6.
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Filipino ARMYs are set to welcome BTS back to the Philippines in 2027 as the group hold their “Arirang” concerts at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan on March 13 and 14, with an additional show scheduled for March 16.
The Manila concerts will mark BTS’ return to the Philippines after nearly a decade. The group last performed in the country in 2017 during its “The Wings Tour.” /edv
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