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Jillian Ward got to dance with Jay Park!
As seen in her latest IG Reel, The Kapuso actress grooved to the 'Wall to Wall' trend with the South Korean artist.
Jay Park is in Manila for his Serenades and Body Rolls concert tour on Saturday.
He's famously known for being part of the K-pop group 2PM from 2008 to 2010. After leaving the group in 2010 due to controversies, he pursued a solo career.
Park then founded his own independent hip-hop record label called AOMG (Above Ordinary Music Group) and later another label called H1GHR MUSIC. These labels have signed several prominent artists in the Korean hip-hop scene such as Got7's Yugyeom.
Meanwhile, Jillian last starred in 'Mga Batang Riles' and 'My Ilonggo Girl.'
—Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
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