Natasit Uareksit
Thai actor
Natasit Uareksit (Thai: ณฐสิชณ์ เอื้อเอกสิชฌ์; born 8 August 2002), also spelled Natasitt Uareksit, nicknamed Nat (Thai: ณฐ), is a Thai actor and singer. He is best known for his roles in Why R U? (2020), Y-Destiny (2021), Cutie Pie (2022), Naughty Babe (2023), Two Worlds (2024), and Your Third (2026).
Early life and education
Nat was born in Bangkok, Thailand on 8 August 2002. He attended Assumption College for elementary school before moving to Anglo-Chinese School in Singapore. After coming back to Bangkok, he got his bachelor's degree at Thammasat Design School. While in school, he was a member of the Jaturamitr Band, along with Bunyapol Likhitamnuayporn (Ben) and Nonthakorn Chatchue (Rossi).
Career
In 2020, he made his acting debut as Blue, a supporting role in Why R U? alongside Kornthas Rujeerattanavorapan (Max). In 2021, he got his first lead role in Y-Destiny.
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