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Off Campus star collaboration ‘gave me chills’, says Babydoll singer

The singer behind the TikTok viral hit Babydoll says collaborating with an Off Campus star was “mind-boggling”.

Jamie Miller, who is originally from Pontprennau in Cardiff, was close to calling it quits on his music career at the start of 2026, deciding it was his “last chance”, financially and emotionally.

But over the summer everything changed when Babydoll caught the attention of people on social media, leading to a viral dance, his first UK top 10 single, and reaching number one in the US iTunes pop chart.

When Miller saw a comment from actor Antonio Cipriano, saying he “needed this song”, he sent him a message suggesting he feature on a recording – then “panicked” and added “haha, joking”.

“I’m a fan of Antonio’s voice, and I have been a fan for a long time,” he said.

“He messaged back and was like, ‘If you’re actually not joking, I’d be honoured’.”

Cipriano headed to Los Angeles, where Miller now lives, and they recorded Babydoll on the day they first met, external.

“It was the best time ever,” said Miller.

“We’re coming up at the same time, he has an amazing career in acting and I feel like the stars aligned even for us to do this and the world is rallying around us as a duo too. The opportunities that we’re having right now are incredible.”

Amazon Prime Video’s ice hockey romance series Off Campus – based on a book series by Elle Kennedy – has similarly taken the world by storm this year, ranking as the third most-watched series launch in the platform’s history, external.

It has raised the profile of numerous artists, with a soundtrack merging old favourites with new music.

Asked if he would like to be involved with the series in future, Miller said: “I’m such a fan of the show. I think it’s absolutely incredible what they’re doing, what Antonio is doing. In any capacity, I would love to. We’ll see.”


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