Jade Thirlwall was joined by the ‘Big Man’ from her Angel of My Dream music video at the BRIT Awards last night – and now the actor who plays him has broken his silence

Jade Thirlwall’s ‘music manager husband’ has surfaced on social media after the pair dazzled at the BRIT Awards red carpet with an audacious ensemble.

Last night, Jade paid homage to her single, Angel of My Dreams, by attending with the Big Man character – a metaphor for the music industry moguls.

The true face behind the role, Srbo Markovic, known as Srbinator on Instagram, finally spoke out following their appearance at the BRITs – and he looks rather different from the towering persona spotted at the event.

Markovic posted a picture with Jade from the red carpet, captioning it: “B R I T A W A R D S 2 0 2 5 @jadethirlwall.”

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In stark contrast to the music business tycoon he portrays, Srbo is distinctly distinguishable with his beard, healthy tan, and sharp sense of style.

The actor, whose credits include Ghosted and The Informer, notably uses prosthetics to make his head seem bigger as part of the character’s get-up.

In reality, Thirlwall is romantically linked to Jordan Stephenson from Rizzle Kicks, but she appeared on the red carpet with the exaggerated figure from her Angel of My Dream video – symbolising the domineering entities in the music scene.

There’s buzzing chatter among fans that with her track, Jade might be throwing shade at Simon Cowell of The X Factor fame, hinting at industry manipulation with lyrics about yielding her “soul to a psycho” – potentially alluding to Cowell’s now-inactive label Syco, reports the Mirror.

In the music video, Srbo dons a large suit, playing the role of a music manager, while Jade belts out: “Got you a car, got you a house / Got you a suit, it’s Gucci / If I don’t win, I’m in the bin.”

At the BRIT Awards last night, Jade scooped up the award for Best Pop Act, triumphing over fellow nominees Charli XCX, Dua Lipa, Lola Young, and Myles Smith.

Delivering a heartfelt speech, Jade expressed her gratitude to her fans and team.

“I want to thank my management, Amy, Kevin and Alana, my label, Jason, Eileen and Stacey, RCA, Joel, my incredible Ana and everybody at RCA.

“I’m so grateful all of the writers and producers I’ve had the pleasure to work with my promo, my digital and creative team, glam and styling. I mean, yeah, go off,” she shared.