Suppasit Jongcheveevat, also known as Mew, is an award-winning Thai actor, model, singer-songwriter, and CEO. He was born on February 21, 1991, in Nonthaburi, Bangkok, Thailand, and made his debut in the entertainment industry in 2014, when he took his first role in a television drama. In 2020, he made his debut as a singer, releasing his first single entitled, “Season of You”. That same year he launched his own management team under the name Mew Suppasit Studio, of which he is the CEO. Since his debut, he has released a number of singles and albums, held a variety of concerts and fan meetings, and has appeared in a number of television dramas, including “TharnType” (2019) and “TharnType 2: 7 Years of Love” (2020).

Mew Suppasit Jongcheveevat

When global superstar Piuno (Mew Suppasit Jongcheveevat) is threatened by those who wish to see him brought low, there’s only one thing he can do to save his reputation and his career: work at a pet daycare. Pushing aside his severed dislike for animals, Piuno begins working alongside the daycare’s director, Daebyeol (Choo Ji Min), who helps him find ways to overcome the trauma that first inspired his hatred of animals. As his heart begins to soften, unexpected feelings for Daebyeol begin to arise. Could their current working relationship grow into something more? A South Korea-Thailand collaboration, “Love Is Like a Cat” is a 2024 romantic comedy drama directed by Kwon Nam Ki.

Love Is Like A Cat

Mew Mew 🐱

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Seven years ago, Tharn Kirigun’s (Suppasit Jongcheveevat) life was turned upside down when he was introduced to his college roommate, Type Thiwat (Kanawut Traipipattanapong). Both freshman at the time, Tharn had no idea what to think when his new roommate made it immediately and abundantly clear that he hated all members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Openly gay himself, Tharn wasn’t about to back down from Type’s open hostility. Standing his ground, Tharn not only helped Type overcome his hatred but eventually helped him see the beautiful possibilities around him.

Having unexpectedly fallen for the boy who changed everything all those years ago, Type and Tharn have been happily together ever since. Now both working adults, the two have overcome a lot to be where they are. Unfortunately, instead of things getting easier as time passes, life seems to continually try to prove that not everything can be sunshine and rainbows all the time.&nbsp;

With the other always by their side, will Tharn and Type find the strength they need to overcome life’s challenges or will they prove to be too much in the end?

The sequel to the 2019 drama “TharnType”, “TharnType 2: 7 Years of Love” is a 2020 romance drama directed by Pique Passawut.

TharnType 2: 7 Years Of Love

Seven Years Team

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A victim of childhood molestation, Type Thiwat (Kanawut Traipipattanapong) has some very intense feelings when it comes to other men. Having turned his hatred for his molester into a generalized hatred of all members of the LGBTQIA+ community, Type has few problems making friends with other men; he simply cannot stand anyone who identifies as gay.

Now a college freshman, Type is ready to fully embrace this new chapter of his life. An avid football fan, a lover of spicy foods, and an all-around friendly guy, Type has never had a problem making friends and is certain his college experience is going to be a great one. But when his new roommate, Tharn Kirigun (Suppasit Jongcheveevat), saunters into his life, all of Type’s dreams of a great college experience are dashed to pieces. Openly gay, Tharn is everything Type has come to loathe over the years. Determined to force Tharn out of the dorm, Type does everything in his power to do so, but to no avail.

Refusing to yield to Type’s open hostility, Tharn stands his ground. With no other option than to accept their fate, Type and Tharn settle into their shared space. Will spending more time together ease the tension between them or will it only serve to make matters worse?

A story of love and hate, “TharnType” is a 2019 school romance drama directed by Tee Bundit Sintanaparadee.

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