Chicha Amatayakul
Thai actress and singer
Chicha Amatayakul (Thai: ชิชา อมาตยกุล, RTGS: Chicha Amatayakun; born 5 August 1993), born Kanyawee Phumsiridol and nicknamed Kitty, is a Thai actress and singer. She was a former member of the girl group Kiss Me Five from Kamikaze Records and best known for her role as Nanno in Netflix's anthology series Girl from Nowhere (2018–2021).
Early life and education
Chicha was born on August 5, 1993. She attended Grade 4 at Chitralada School. She attended high school at an international school under the British Curriculum (IGCSE) at the age of 15 before entering higher education in the Faculty of Business at Assumption University and Faculty of Law at Ramkhamhaeng University.
Career
In 2010, Chicha joined Kamikaze records as a member of the pop group Kiss Me Five, which also included the members Bow Maylada, Bam Pakakanya, Gail Natcha and Mild Krittiya.
Starting in 2018, Chicha starred as the main character, Nanno, in the drama anthology series Girl from Nowhere. The second season of Girl from Nowhere premiered on Netflix in 2021, exposing her to international audiences.
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