Shiloh Jolie, the daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, has made a surprise appearance in a K-pop music video teaser, marking a notable step in her growing dance career.
The 19-year-old appears in a teaser for singer Dayoung’s upcoming single What’s a Girl to Do, which is set for release on April 7.
Selected through open audition
According to a statement from Starship Entertainment, Shiloh was chosen through an open audition held in the United States.
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The agency said it was unaware of her background during the selection process. “Shiloh was selected in the final round… Even after filming, we had no idea she was the child of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt,” a representative told Maeil Business Newspaper Star Today.
In the teaser, Shiloh appears in a dance sequence with a distinct styling with slicked-back hair, hoop earrings and a lace top, drawing attention online for both her performance and resemblance to her mother.
A growing presence in dance
Shiloh has already drawn attention through her dance video clips that have gone viral on social media platforms. The choreographers who have collaborated with her have been impressed by her dedication and eagerness to train in difficult dances.
Lil Kelaan Carter is one such choreographer who featured one of her dance videos in 2024 and commented that her dance style was “crazy,” along with appreciating her vigor and dedication.
Kolanie Marks is another choreographer who has commented on her progress towards perfection in difficult dance steps.
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Stepping into her own space
Although Shiloh remains an under-the-radar presence relative to her mother and father, the appearance of the daughter in the Korean pop collaboration represents a move into the limelight.
This appearance has not only garnered the attention of onlookers due to her performance but also because she acquired her role through independent means, and not through her last name.
