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By: Kalia Richardson
BTS have shared a new video for their 'Love Myself' campaign with UNICEF, which supports children's mental health.
The documentary premieres in theaters May 10, and arrives on Netflix May 17
“It's such a cheeky T-shirt,” Josh O'Connor, who stars in the film, tells Rolling Stone. “Just so cheeky, and I really liked wearing it because it was just a bit like [raises shoulders and winks] ‘Told ya.'”
The prequel to the 2019 live-action remake of The Lion King heads to theaters Dec. 20
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