Koktail Kurious explores the unseen growth Thai celebrities continue to nurture beyond the spotlight every day.

Everyone sees the outcome.

We’re more interested in what happens before it.

Growth isn’t always obvious. Sometimes it’s confidence. Sometimes it’s discipline. Sometimes it’s something no one else gets to see. Keeping the conversation on growth, we asked the same group of Thai celebrities one question: What’s one part of yourself you’re growing that nobody gets to see?

Not every transformation is visible. Some happen in routines, quiet choices and the promises we keep to ourselves. Turns out, those are often the ones that matter most.

Harit “Keng” Buayoi

Stepping into Dance

“At the moment, I’m working on my dancing. I really enjoy it, but I’ve never had time to take proper lessons. Lately, though, I’ve finally had a bit more time, so I’m going to start.”

Norawit “Gemini” Titicharoenrak

A Home in Progress

“At the moment, I’m building a new house. It should be finished by the end of this month, so stay tuned!”

Chayanit “Pat” Chansangavej

Permission to Pause

“Right now? I don’t want to become a better person any more. I’m tired. I just want to sleep and stay at home. Can I just not be the capable one in your eyes for once?”

Thitiya “Baipor” Jirapornsilp

Discovering New Strength

“Lately, I’ve been challenging myself to exercise more. I didn’t work out much before, but recently I’ve wanted to take better care of myself by trying new things. I’ve been trying different sports, and it’s been really fun.”

Jarinporn “Toey” Joonkiat

The MBTI Rabbit Hole

“I’ve been learning about MBTI lately. It’s been really interesting. It makes you realise just how different people are. That’s my little secret.”

When asked about her own MBTI, she smiled and replied:

“I’m an INFJ.”

Wanpichit “TeeTee” Nimitparkpoom

Rehearsals in Full Swing

“Lately, it’s been singing and dancing because I’ve been busy rehearsing for our concert.”