- BTS’s V and BLACKPINK’s Jennie spark dating rumors post-V’s military discharge.
- Fans cite social media captions, a cake, and song lyrics as “clues.”
- Most fans debunk claims, pointing to coincidences and fan over-analysis.
Recent speculation about BTS’s V and BLACKPINK‘s Jennie reignited following V’s return from military service. A post on his Instagram featuring the caption “Love me TeTe” and the song Love Me JeJe led some fans to interpret hidden meanings—connecting “TeTe” with Taehyung and “JeJe” with Jennie.
However, longtime fans and followers quickly responded with skepticism. They explained that “TeTe” is a long-standing nickname used for V by the ARMY, and “Love Me JeJe” is simply a track by Nigerian artist Tems with no connection to Jennie.
BTS’s V and BLACKPINK’s Jennie: Dating Rumors or Online Fantasy
The dating rumors between V and Jennie have a long history, dating back to 2023 when alleged photos of them walking together in Paris circulated online. Neither YG Entertainment nor HYBE Labels confirmed the authenticity of the images, leaving fans divided between belief and dismissal. The resurfacing of this rumor after V’s discharge has reignited those old speculations.
This time, fans have latched onto symbolic interpretations. The phrase “I’m happy to be with you” on V’s cake was cited as a romantic gesture supposedly from Jennie. Critics argue that the message is common and was likely arranged by V’s friends or team. They also note that several idols use the same bakery, diluting any exclusive link to Jennie.
Jennie, on her part, has remained entirely silent, neither fueling nor shutting down the rumors. Her social media activity remains centered on professional projects, like her fashion collaborations and solo music endeavors. Observers note that Jennie’s public persona has always leaned toward privacy when it comes to personal matters.
The fanbase reactions have been mixed—while some are convinced of a secret relationship, others stress the importance of boundaries. Many fans are urging people to stop linking every coincidence to romantic speculation, emphasizing the stress such scrutiny puts on celebrities’ private lives.
While the internet buzz continues, it’s clear that the supposed “proof” lacks substance. Unless confirmed by the artists themselves, these dating rumors remain speculative at best.
“Coincidence is not confirmation.”
