Wannarot Sonthichai
Wannarot Sonthichai is a Thai film and television actress from Exact/OneHD. She was born on April 10, 1989 in Bangkok, Thailand. Vill's family consists of her father, mother and younger sister. As a child, her parents enrolled her into piano lessons and dancing classes. Vill is described as a happy and naughty child, who likes to be free and play around everywhere. Vill entered the Thai Entertainment Industry alongside Son Yuke Songpaisan when they both auditioned together at Exact. They were later paired up and debuted as leading roles in the TV-Series : Kaew Lorm Petch (2008). Kaew Lorm Petch was a huge success and achieved a rating of 17 for its highest rating for an episode. Son Yuke Songpaisan and Vill Wannarot Sonthichai quickly became one of the most popular Thai golden couples during that era.
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