James Reid Spotted In South Korea
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Actor, singer, producer James Reid sure looks like he is a busy bee!
His current visit to South Korea sparked rumors of a possible K-pop collaboration, as the celeb was seen hanging out with a few people from the industry.
Fans began to speculate even further that a team-up was in the works after James uploaded a photo of himself at Starship Entertainment. Careless Music’s CEO Jeffrey Oh, Transparent Arts co-CEO Kirby Leoo, Liza Soberano were also at the venue.
The photo’s caption wrote, “Careless Music with [Starship Entertainment].”
It is important to note that James is the founder of the record label and management agency Careless Music. The agency’s talents include Liza, Issa Pressman, Nadine Lustre, Luka, Messiah, Jolianne, A-Team, and Lesha Litonjua a.k.a. Lesha.
James also met up with singer Chancellor. Korean-American artist’s caption read, “Great, finally meeting you [James]. Amazing how music brought us to reconnect with each other after all these years. Life is crazy! Let’s get to work.”
Meanwhile, another friend of James tagged the actor in a photo with GOT7 member Bambam. However, these collaborations have yet to be confirmed.
Apart from work, James posted a few photos of himself enjoying his trip while gobbling down some scrumptious looking Korean food.
He also seemed like he was having a blast roaming around and hanging out with some of his friends during his stay.
Netizens also noticed that the handsome actor is sporting a lighter hairdo. Good luck to you James!
*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from Instagram (@james)
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