Breckie Hill‘s acting ambitions just got a lot less hypothetical.
On Oct. 2, just six weeks after expressing an interest in Hollywood, the 23-year-old gave fans a glimpse of her latest career milestone, sharing three behind-the-scenes photos on X.
“momma i made it!! on set acting in my first ever movie,” she wrote.
In one shot, Hill lounges in a black director’s chair in a white cropped top and gray pants. She flashes a peace sign from a trailer doorway in another, and the third is a close-up selfie that puts her blonde curls front and center.
Over on Snapchat, the influencer gave fans an even closer look, showing off her private trailer, several outfits from her fittings and a glimpse of the set itself. “i have a small role in a bigg movie,” she added.
Breckie Hill
As for which movie? She’s keeping that part to herself. Hill hasn’t revealed the title, her character or a release date, leaving fans with a few questions of their own. One wanted to know who the “lucky co-star” might be, while another wondered where they’d be able to watch it.
This isn’t Hill’s first brush with Hollywood, either. In May, Sydney Sweeney reposted Hill’s recreation of her Euphoria character Cassie Howard, prompting one commenter to ask, “@sydney_sweeney Maybe a collab?”
Then, in July, a Venice Beach lifeguard shoot had followers campaigning for her to join Fox’s upcoming Baywatch reboot.
Of course, a movie set wasn’t always part of Hill’s plans. During an Aug. 20 appearance on No Jumper, the Minnesota native told Adam22 she originally attended the University of Miami with plans to become a doctor.
Her first taste of viral fame came near the end of high school, when a prom-transition TikTok picked up around 30,000 likes. “I didn’t think anything of it,” she recalled. But her following kept growing, and Hill eventually took a gap year from Miami to see where things might lead in Los Angeles.
That bet paid off. Today, she has nearly 5 million followers on TikTok alone, plus more than 2 million apiece on Instagram and Snapchat.
“I never thought about even becoming famous. That was never a thought in my mind,” she said. “Also, I use the term famous lightly. I don’t think I’m famous.”