‘Omg is this real?’: Fans divided as MEOVV’s Ella is rumoured to join Percy Jackson Season 3 in key Silena role

Rumours erupted online after a viral post claimed that ELLA from K-pop group MEOVV had been cast as Silena Beauregard in Disney+’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3, reportedly set for 2026. The post spread rapidly across fan pages, sparking celebration, confusion and backlash — all within hours. As of now, however, there has been no official confirmation from Disney+ or the show’s production team.






Silena Beauregard is not just a side character in the Percy Jackson universe. As a daughter of Aphrodite with an emotionally layered storyline in the later books by Rick Riordan, she holds a special place in the fandom. Readers have long speculated about who would play her once the show reached that part of the story.

That’s where the rumour found momentum. Casting a K-pop idol like ELLA would signal a bold, globally appealing move for the franchise. With MEOVV steadily building an international fanbase, the crossover felt surprising — but not impossible. That thin line between “unexpected” and “believable” is exactly what helped the claim gain traction.




The reactions online were immediate and intense. One user said, “Omg is this real?? Actress Ella is coming!!” reflecting instant excitement. Another wrote, “My girl isn’t jobless anymore” clearly thrilled at the possibility.


But the mood didn’t stay celebratory for long. As fans searched for official confirmation and found none, frustration began surfacing. One user said frustratedly, “WHY WOULD YOU LIE,” while another wrote, “if you’re lying sleep with both eyes open tonight.” The emotional swing from hype to anger was swift.






What this episode really highlights is how fandom culture operates in 2026. A single unverified tweet can snowball into trending conversations, fan edits and heated arguments before studios even get a chance to respond.

Whether the casting turns out to be true or not, the reaction proves one thing: fans are watching closely — and they’re ready to celebrate or call out misinformation just as loudly.