South Korean supergroup BTS has taken the world by storm, building a massive fanbase and cementing its status as one of the most beloved boy groups of all time.
Among their millions of fans are celebrities who have proudly identified as ARMYs through the years and have never hesitated to show their love and support for the group.
Now, ARMYs are once again buzzing with excitement as BTS embarks on their Arirang world tour across America and Asia as a complete group following the members' military enlistment.
Check out these celebrities who are proud ARMYs below.
Unang Hirit host Shaira Diaz has long been open about her admiration for BTS. She has attended the BTS Arirang World Tour in Las Vegas and Seoul, and Goyang, South Korea, with the full support of her husband, EA Guzman.
Miss World 2013 and Kapuso star Megan Young is a proud BTS fangirl. She joined the ticketing war during the ARMY membership presale for the upcoming BTS Arirang stop in Bulacan and successfully secured tickets.
Queen of All Media Kris Aquino has expressed her love for BTS in a vlog with her son, Bimby, where she described the group as “nice boys.”
In an episode of GMA's cooking talk show Sarap 'Di Ba?, Sparkle artist Ysabel Ortega revealed that she is a proud ARMY. She shared that she has a collection of BTS merchandise, especially BT21 items, and said that her bias is Jungkook.
Unkabogable Star Vice Ganda previously shared in an episode of It's Showtime that he is a fan of South Korean supergroup BTS. He often watches BTS videos during his free time and has expressed his admiration for member Taehyung.
Beauty queen-actress Winwyn Marquez recently shared a video of her non-showbiz husband, Rayn, showing his full support as she secured tickets for the BTS Arirang concert.
Actress Arci Muñoz has been a dedicated fan since 2019 and has attended BTS concerts in Goyang, Japan, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York, and other parts of the world.
World-renowned singer and stage actress Lea Salonga has been a devoted BTS fan since 2020. In a podcast interview, she shared that the group's music helped her maintain a positive outlook and supported her mental well-being during the pandemic.
As seen in her social media posts, actress Liza Soberano is a BTS fangirl and has revealed that J-Hope is her bias. She also attended BTS' Love Yourself concert in Seoul in 2019.
Kapamilya actress AC Bonifacio has long been an ARMY, often showcasing her love for BTS through dance covers. She was also followed by BTS members J-Hope and Jungkook on TikTok.
Among the proud ARMYs is content creator and dancer Niana Guerrero. She became widely known for her dance covers and was noticed by BTS members RM, J-Hope, Jimin, and Jungkook on social media.
GMA News reporters Raffy Tima and Mariz Umali have made their dream come true after recently seeing South Korean supergroup BTS in Goyang, South Korea, during the group's Arirang world tour.
=Sparkle artist Bryce Eusebio previously expressed his admiration for BTS, describing the global supergroup as one of his greatest inspirations. In a video message for the group's telecommunications campaign, he shared his excitement about their project in the Philippines and thanked them for being a source of hope and motivation to many people, especially during challenging times.