#poom phuripan

[poomphuripan]

Poom Phuripan has removed CH8 from his IG bio -> Poom has left/is leaving Channel 8 and is going independent soon?

"Competent lakorn actors only playing support roles for their channel finally getting their breakout leading roles through a YYDS series and then going independent" pipeline is so real for Bright Rapheephong and Poom Phuripan 😂🥳

[thisautistic]

*sneezes*

[zhouxiangs]

MY STAND-IN (2024) | Episode 2 MY STAND-IN (2024) | Episode 10 MY STAND-IN (2024) | Episode 12

[jimmysea]

You can't stop me.

MY STAND-IN (2024) - Episode 10

[clairedaring]

UP POOMPAT as MING and POOM PHURIPAN as JOE

MY STAND-IN (2024) | 1.05

[conscbgb]

Next series for them a comedy please 😆🤣

[25shadesoffebruary]

I am. But, I'm afraid that I'm the only one being happy here.

[prapaiwife]

Up is me lmao all it takes is one touch 😂

[itsallaboutbl]

I wouldn't mind giving you my virginity.

+ 1st kiss bonus

[piningintrovert]

Don't mind me ... just thinking about what looks like Joe smiling in response to Ming blowing his back out quietly calling him "Phi" in this midst of this sinus-tingling rail session All jokes aside, this moment is quite significant because up until now Ming has been using "Khun" (an honorific somewhat similar to Mr. in English, which is a neutral, polite, and formal title you use with strangers etc.) to address Joe 2.0, so switching to "Phi" (less formal than Khun; lit. older sibling, but is used to address someone older and familiar while still maintaining a level of respect; often written as P' before a name/nickname) at this point in time is both prayer and credence that the Joe before him is P'Joe, the one that he knows and loves

[poomphuripan]

Poom Phuripan for Perla Magazine (2024)

[thisautistic]

[zhouxiangs]

MY STAND-IN (2024)

[jimmysea]

MY STAND-IN (2024) - Episode 9

[clairedaring]

MY STAND-IN (2024) | 1.02

[sherrymagic]

We should go back, Mr. Ming.

Up Poompat as MING and Poom Phuripan as JOE MY STAND-IN | EP. 8