【泰國星正妹】Pokchat Tiemchai／泰國美女演員

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2014年11月25日下午9:26

Pokchat Tiemchai小名叫Jib，1986年4月14號出生於曼谷Somdech Phra Pinklao Hospital。是泰國有名的女演員和節目主持人。Jib在WANSAWANGCHIT 學校念國小，她與泰國女演員petchnla畢業於同一所中學Rajini School，高中畢業於Saint Joseph Convent School之後大學進入Srinakharinwirot University 主修戲劇和導演專業。

她拍攝過許許多多的商業廣告，比如牙膏廣告、泰國知名熱銷咖啡Khao Shong Coffee 、Nestle雀巢礦泉水廣告等等。Jib的第一部作品是和泰國超人氣喜劇男星Koti Arambawy合作拍攝的動作愛情喜劇電影《Kung Fu Tootsie》。之後與泰國最富魅力的實力派巨星之一的Chakrit Yamnam合作拍攝電影《Valentine》等等。後來Jib還與泰國Exact旗下著名的女演員也是泰國少女組合Zaza成員之一的 Pim Pimmada合作拍攝電視劇《Tard Ruk Torranong》等。閒暇之餘她也會常常主持各種電視節目。

最近幾年Jib好像把注意力全部都集中在拍攝電視連續劇方面了，光是2014這一年，Jib就已經參與拍攝了四部連續劇。喜歡她的粉絲們可不要錯過了哦。

個人資料

姓名：pokchat Tiemchai
暱稱：Jib
職業：演員、主持人
生日：4月14號，1986年
出生地：泰國
國籍：泰國
身高：170公分
體重：50公斤
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【泰國星正妹】Pokchat Tiemchai／泰國美女演員

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