BTS ARMY: All the celebrities who are part of the fandom
The BTS ARMY continues to attract a striking mix of supporters, from everyday listeners to recognizable names across music, film, and television. The fandom’s reach shows how the group’s message of self-acceptance and persistence resonates with people from different backgrounds. After completing mandatory military service in 2025, the seven members reunited for new music and appearances, keeping the connection with fans strong.
Celebrity members of the ARMY often cite the group’s honesty and energy as the draw. Their public comments and collaborations add another layer to the story of how BTS crosses borders and industries.
Halsey
Halsey met BTS at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards and has stayed close since. She contributed vocals to the 2018 single “Boy With Luv,” visited the group on tour, and wrote their tribute for Time’s 100 Most Influential People list. In 2023 she featured SUGA on her track “Lilith,” and she has continued to praise the group’s work ethic and message in recent interviews, including a 2025 GQ profile.
Jimmy Fallon
Late-night host Jimmy Fallon first connected with BTS during a dance rehearsal that became a Fortnite-themed bit on The Tonight Show. He has kept up the support with on-air segments and personal messages. In March 2026 the full group returned for back-to-back appearances, their first complete late-night block since 2021, highlighting how the relationship has lasted through the members’ service years.
Cole Sprouse
Actor Cole Sprouse has voiced his appreciation for BTS in several interviews, naming the entire group as his “bro crushes.” He has described their music and performances as a source of genuine admiration, keeping the fandom link alive even as his own projects shift between film and television.
John Cena
WWE legend and actor John Cena first discussed his admiration for BTS on The Tonight Show in 2020, pointing to the group’s use of boom-bap beats and their messages of self-love. He reaffirmed those feelings at Fan Expo Dallas in 2025, naming J-Hope as a personal favorite and stressing how the band’s focus on resilience still motivates him.
Randall Park
MCU actor and Fresh Off the Boat star Randall Park became a full BTS ARMY member after attending their 2019 Rose Bowl concert. He has spoken about the electric atmosphere of nearly 90,000 fans of every background singing along, and he keeps BTS collectibles visible in his home as a reminder of that night.
Megan Thee Stallion
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion appears on recent 2026 roundups of high-profile BTS supporters. Her public comments place her among musicians who admire the group’s crossover appeal and performance energy, reflecting the ongoing dialogue between hip-hop and K-pop scenes.
Chris Martin
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has been listed in multiple 2026 compilations of musician fans. His longstanding praise for BTS centers on their songwriting and global reach, and the mentions keep surfacing whenever outlets compile current celebrity supporters.
Simu Liu
Actor Simu Liu joined the January 2026 Tatler Asia list of BTS celebrity fans. As a prominent Asian-American performer, his inclusion broadens the range of voices publicly backing the group and highlights how the fandom crosses entertainment categories.
Lizzo
Singer and rapper Lizzo is repeatedly cited in 2026 celebrity fan roundups. Her mentions focus on shared themes of self-acceptance and positivity, placing her alongside other musicians who have voiced public admiration for BTS’s approach to their audience.
Together these names show how the BTS ARMY stretches beyond typical fan demographics into film sets, wrestling rings, and late-night stages. The group’s emphasis on honesty and community keeps drawing fresh supporters even as the members balance solo work with full-group projects.
