BTS V shared an update with fans ahead of his comeback. On the night of the 21st, V revealed his busy schedule preparing for BTS's comeback during a Weverse Live broadcast, saying, "I just went for a run." He appeared wearing a stylish black setup, showing a lean physique different from his muscular build during his military service. This seems to be part of his preparation for the comeback.

During the short 10-minute live broadcast, V lightly danced to music, read fans' messages, and answered questions. He said, "I've been really busy lately... preparing this and that, getting ready for the Gwanghwamun concert, and our tour concert... I'm busy preparing the upcoming 'Arirang' album." He also checked in on fans' well-being.

In response to a fan's question, V said, "It's my new house! I moved. I thought it was about time to move, so I did." He revealed his new home, showing plants he's growing and a newly purchased painting, displaying his 'plant caretaker' side. V said, "I have one more painting I like. If you look closely, there's a bear eating ice cream," showing the painting. He added, "I have quite a few new friends, but I haven't organized them all yet, so I'll reveal them one by one later."

Expressing regret about not being able to meet fans in person, V said, "It's been a while since I've seen faces, though I won't be able to see ARMY's faces..." He mentioned having developed many canker sores due to fatigue, causing concern among fans.

The artist of the painting decorating V's new home, Allison Friend, posted on Instagram, "Wow! I was quietly sitting and painting when suddenly my DMs started flooding. Turns out, this friend who loves ice cream made a special appearance on V's live broadcast! I'm so excited! Seeing 'Mr Three Scoops' (the painting's title) settle into the new home makes me really happy."

V's comeback preparations and new home reveal are drawing great interest from fans. Despite his busy schedule, he continues to communicate with fans. Fans' concerns and support for V's health and activities are expected to continue.