Feb 25, 2026 4:45pm IST
BTS’s Jungkook’s Ad Co-star Is Oscar Nominee Rosie Perez: 5 Facts You Need To Know
BTS’s youngest-member Jungkook has become a darling of many brands given his star power and reputation as ‘sold-out king.’ His latest commercial for a denim label is getting immense love from fans and neutrals alike. In the commercial, we can see Jungkook in a pair of denims with a white vest and a bomber jacket from the brand. He is walking into a store with his usual superstar swag. We can see a lady at a store looking all mesmerized at Jungkook. Well, it is none other than Rosie Perez. And she is as accomplished as the “Euphoria” singer in the world of choreography and acting.
Like Jungkook, Rosie Perez too began her career in the entertainment industry early on in life. She was selected at the age of 19 by filmmaker Spike Lee for his independent movie, “Do The Right Thing” (1989).
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Rosie Perez has choreographed videos of popular American musicians and singers like Janet Jackson, Bobby Brown, Diana Ross, LL Cool J (real name: James Todd Smith) and The Boys. She also worked with the girl group, Fly Girls.
In her long career, Rosie Perez has worked with actors like Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson, Nicolas Cage and Javier Bardem. In 1993 she starred in Peter Weir’s movie, “Fearless” that had Jeff Bridges and Isabelle Rossellini in main roles. Her performance earned her a nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category at Oscars.
She also got an Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for “The Flight Attendant” in 2018.
Rosie Perez is also associated with the boxing world. She has been an official commentator for the Mike Tyson Vs Jake Paul match. They also appointed her as a grand marshal in the International Boxing Hall of Fame Parade in 2013.
In the past, Jungkook has featured with actress Han So-hee in the music video of “Seven” that came out in July 2023. BTS is gearing up for the release of ARIRANG on March 21. They will have a concert that will be broadcasted globally from Seoul’s Gwanghwamun Square.
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