AC Bonifacio had a fangirl moment after finding out that BTS member Jungkook followed her on TikTok.

The actress and dancer shared screenshots on her Instagram Stories yesterday, revealing that her BTS bias had started following her on the platform.

Clearly overwhelmed with excitement, she wrote, “Hi talaga sayo,” followed by, “Good morning sayo Jungkook. What is going on… My bias… Brb crying, screaming, rolling on the floor. Bye. Thank u po, Lord,” along with several crying emojis to express her joy.

Bonifacio, 23, also expressed her happiness on X. She wrote, “Bye, I can die now.. joke lang, bye. Magti-TikTok ako. My bias since 2017, ohmy.” She playfully added, “Thank you, hi po, I’m AC.”

Jeon Jung-kook, known widely as Jungkook, is a member of the global K-pop group BTS and was the first among his co-members to launch a personal TikTok account.

Jungkook, 28, currently follows only a limited number of users, 63 in total, including Bonifacio and Filipino dancer and content creator Niana Guerrero. Guerrero, 20, had previously shared her happiness after being followed by Jungkook, saying she couldn’t get over their online connection.

Both Guerrero and AC are close friends and are widely recognized for their talent in dancing. AC, whose full name is Andree Camille Bonifacio, first gained attention as part of the dance duo Lucky Aces with Lucky Ancheta. 

Their videos went viral on the short form video app, Vine, opening doors to major opportunities such as performing with singer-songwriter Ariana Grande during her 2015 Vancouver concert and appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Bonifacio later gained more recognition after winning Dance Kids Philippines in 2016 with Ancheta and placing third in Your Face Sounds Familiar: Kids. She also joined Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition in 2025.  

Beyond dancing, Bonifacio has also pursued acting, with roles in movies and series such as Lyric and Beat, Four Bad Boys and Me, High Street, and Shake, Rattle & Roll Extreme.