Milk Pansa Vosbein

Milk Pansa Vosbein is a Thai actress and model known for her work in Thai television dramas. born on July 31, 1996 (28 years old), She is signed under GMMTV, a prominent entertainment company in Thailand.

🎓Early Life and Education

Milk was born in Bangkok, Thailand, and is of mixed heritage, including Thai, Chinese, Danish, and Mon ancestry. She is the fourth of five siblings. She graduated from Maejo University in Chiang Mai with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, majoring in Marketing.

🎭 Career

Milk began her career as a model in commercials during her school days. In 2018, she participated in the GSB Gen Campus Star audition, representing Northern Thailand. Her acting debut came in 2019 with a role in the music video for Ronnadet Wongsaroj’s song “Pen Arai Sak Yang” (“To Be Something”). She later transitioned to full-time acting under the guidance of director Kanittha Kwunyoo .

Milk gained recognition for her role as Ink in the 2021 series “Bad Buddy,” where she portrayed a sapphic character. Her on-screen chemistry with co-star Pattranite Limpatiyakorn (playing Pa) was well-received, leading to further collaborations in series such as “Vice Versa” (2022), “Magic of Zero” (2022), and “23.5” (2024), where she played the lead role of Ongsa .

In addition to her television work, Milk has appeared in other notable series, including “F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers” (2021) as Lita, and “UMG” (2023) as Erng.

🏆 Awards and Recognition

Milk’s performances have earned her accolades, including the 2024 WTW Most Popular Female Artist award and recognition at the Thailand Headlines Person of the Year Awards for her contributions to culture and entertainment .

🌐Social Media Presence

Milk maintains an active presence on social media, connecting with fans through platforms like Instagram. She continues to engage in various projects and fan events, both domestically and internationally.

• Instagram: @panly.v
• Twitter(X): @panlyyy
• TikTok: @panly.v

📺 Television Series

🎬 Movies

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