Rose McGowan casually photobombed a video filmed in London’s Regent’s Park, leaving TikTok users in shock.
User ritafarhifinds shared a TikTok clip of people walking in the park last week, writing, “This might be the prettiest place in London right now.” Ironically, McGowan was one of the people walking through the tree-lined park with her beloved dog, Pearl.
The “Scream” actress, 52, wore a long green coat, a black turtleneck dress and lace-up boots. Her hair was styled in a blond pixie cut.
An eagle-eyed fan recognized her and commented on the video.
“Is this Rose McGowan walking in green coat?!!” the comment reads, to which riitafarhifinds replied, “I didn’t realise that while filming this 🙈.”
“ONG it is I just realised amazing shot,” another commenter wrote.
The “Charmed” alum shared she was in London earlier this month, posting snaps on Instagram that included Pearl.
“Went to the eye doctor, met up with Dale, Amy Blue mood, car sexy red, Tamer & Thai food, excellent @AndrewLogan talk on art&life, Perlita likes a tomb, V&A, Marie Antoinette little feet, excellent tile work, Vivienne Westwood Drunk Coat at Lighthouse SoHo (Mr Steven Philips!) Dear London: what else should I see?,” she wrote.
The “Jawbreaker” star left Hollywood for Mexico in 2020. She talked about her life out of the spotlight in May during her appearance at ’90s Con.
“My father lived in Mexico for 35 years and mi gusta Mexico,” she said, per People. “Te quiero much, mi amores.”
“It is an incredible country,” she continued. “It is so wildly geographically diverse, culturally diverse and just very, very special. There’s so much joy.”
She acknowledged she had difficulty navigating the country at first because she didn’t speak Spanish, but noted that she’s always been adventurous.
“I always kind of lived in dense areas, so at one point I went to like the most remote location in this area in Mexico that I’m at,” she said. “It was just me and my dog and a metal pipe for a shower.”
“That was it, and I was grateful, right? And the gratitude that you feel for smaller things, because you have to fight for them and you appreciate them,” she added.
