Hold onto your hearts, mga bes! The oppa invasion just reached a whole new level—Kim Ji Soo, Korean heartthrob and certified scene-stealer, just made Pinoy Big Brother history as the first-ever non-Filipino guest to grace Kuya’s iconic house. And let me tell you: it was not just a cameo, it was a full-on kilig fest!
On April 7, 2025, Ji Soo waltzed into the PBB Celebrity Collab Edition like a walking K-Drama plot twist—complete with charm, wit, and just the right amount of pa-cute. His grand welcome? A live, pasabog P-Pop remix of “Sikat Ang Pinoy” by the ever-energetic female housemates. Kung may red carpet lang, baka may confetti at slow-mo hair flip pa!
But Ji Soo wasn’t just there to look pretty (though, hello, he does that effortlessly). He quickly became Kuya’s honorary resident kulit king, throwing jokes left and right, organizing impromptu skits, and gamely diving into the madness that is the PBB experience. One moment, we were watching him laugh with the gang, the next—BOOM!—he was recreating a classic K-Drama meet-cute with housemate Esnyr. Cue dramatic background music and the legendary line: “I love you.” Yes, he said it. Yes, we died a little.
And if that wasn’t enough kilig to send Twitter into a meltdown, enter Klarisse de Guzman. The two shared sweet, borderline fairy tale moments—including a playful princess carry and unexpected hugs. Housemate Josh Ford, clearly the ultimate wingman, even coached Ji Soo to say the golden words: “Mahal na mahal kita.” I mean, sana all, right?
But beyond the harutan and hugot-worthy moments, Ji Soo showed genuine warmth. In an exclusive interview, he opened up about the bond he formed with housemate Michael Sager—his day-one bro in the house—and his growing kuya instincts toward Josh, who helped him navigate life inside Kuya’s quirky domain. And in true Ji Soo fashion, he made ramen for the whole house. Budget meals? Who cares, as long as it’s made with oppa love.
Though his stay was short—just three days!—Ji Soo left a lasting impression. Not just on his fellow housemates, but on every Filipino viewer glued to their screens, giggling like teens on their first crush. His brief visit gave fans a peek into a more relaxed, unscripted version of the Korean celeb—someone who can dish out jokes, drop Tagalog lines, and feel right at home among kapamilya strangers.
More than just a fun guesting, Ji Soo’s stint in PBB is proof that cultural borders mean little when there’s a genuine connection. Whether you’re a K-Drama junkie, a PBB loyalist, or just someone who lives for the kilig, one thing’s for sure: Kim Ji Soo didn’t just visit Bahay ni Kuya. He moved into our collective hearts.
