Shiloh Jolie-Pitt Dazzles in K-Pop Music Video

and 's daughter Shiloh looked the spitting image of her A-lister mother as she made her music video debut as a dancer for a K-pop track.

The star, 19, has a cameo in K-pop star Dayoung's video for the track What's A Girl To Do which was released by Starship Entertainment's official  channel on Tuesday.

The star shows off her sense of style in a lace cropped top as well as a pair of baggy pants as she joins a group of backing dancers for one scene. 

Her locks were partially braided and pulled back away from her face, showing off her striking features just like her mothers. 

In another scene, the teen was spotted casually joining a group of friends inside a spacious room as they were joined by Dayoung - who is also a member of the girl group WJSN. 

Shiloh reportedly landed a role in the music video through an 'open audition.' 

A representative for Starship Entertainment recently told Maeil Business Newspaper Star, 'We held an open audition in the United States of America (US) to cast performers for Dayoung's music video. 

'Among those who took part were several performers affiliated with a dance crew called Culture.'

The rep also shared that they didn't know Shiloh was the daughter of Jolie and Pitt during production. 

'Shiloh was selected in the final round and ended up joining Dayoung's music video,' the representative stated.

'Even after filming, we had no idea she was the child of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, and only found out by chance quite recently.' 

The teenager appears to have a passion for dancing and .

Choreographer Kolanie Marks has previously talked about working with Shiloh at the Millennium Dance Complex.

'My style is a lot harder for a lot of people and it's something that she's dedicated herself to trying to figure out,' Marks told People back in 2024. 

The dancer also stated that he respects the teen's privacy as the daughter of famous parents. 

'That's something I don't talk to her about. I keep it very strictly based off of what we focus on, which is the dancing,' he said. 

Marks also applauded Shiloh's 'consistency.'