She has starred in a string of hit Thai drama series, graced the front row at Paris Fashion Week, and amassed over two million followers on Instagram. Yet Pansa Vosbein—better known as Milk—does not see herself as a celebrity.
“I see myself as someone who needs to keep improving to create good work that people will enjoy and appreciate,” she says, with the kind of humility that feels almost old-fashioned in an era of instant virality.
To her credit, Milk has already built an enviable resume. The 29-year-old made her major acting debut as Ink in the buzzy Thai BL series Bad Buddy in 2021, opposite Pattranite “Love” Limpatiyakorn. Their on-screen chemistry sparked a devoted GL fan base—and a new hashtag, #MilkLove—that travelled far beyond Thailand.
The duo’s pairing continued in Magic of Zero (2022), followed by the GL series 23.5 (2024) and Whale Store xoxo (2025). In each, Milk and Love cemented themselves as global favourites among Thai drama fans. But Milk shines just as brightly on her own.
Standing at 170cm tall with striking features shaped by her Thai, Chinese, Mon and Danish heritage, Milk cuts a distinctive silhouette both on screen and in fashion circles. Signed to GMMTV, one of Thailand’s leading studios and talent agencies, she has appeared in F4 Thailand: Boys Over Flowers (2022) alongside names such as Vachirawit “Bright” Chivaaree, Metawin “Win” Opas-iamkajorn, and fellow GRAZIA Singapore cover star Tontawan “Tu” Tantivejakul.
Fashion’s biggest houses have taken notice. In March 2025, Milk was invited to Saint Laurent’s intimate Fall/Winter 2025 presentation in Paris. She later appeared front row at Calvin Klein’s Spring/Summer 2026 show in New York, before heading back to Paris to witness the highly anticipated Loewe debut by creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez.
“It was really exciting to attend Fashion Week for the first time,” she recalls. “I received so much encouragement from every direction, which gave me more strength and motivation.”
Her star power is unmistakable, though she treats fame with a light touch. Beyond Instagram, Milk runs her own account on X (formerly Twitter), where she shares candid updates, supports Love, and often replies directly to fans. “My post,” she quips, “could even bring on the first smile of the day for many people, and that makes me happy.”
Soon, fans will see a new side of Milk as she steps into the role of Shasha in the upcoming GL series Girl Rules, joining an ensemble that includes this issue’s print cover stars Tipnaree “Namtan” Weerawatnodom and Rachanun “Film” Mahawan—and, of course, Love.
Ahead, Milk speaks to GRAZIA Singapore about her next project, her career milestones and her plans for the holiday season.
You play Shasha in the upcoming series Girl Rules. What were some challenges or opportunities you faced with this role?
Pansa Vosbein (PV): For me, the main challenge in playing Shasha was her way of speaking. I had to practise finding the right tone and projection to make her sound confident. Another challenge was portraying how easily she approaches people. In some scenes, she’s fun to play because she doesn’t care what others think. She’s straightforward and does whatever she wants without worrying about anyone’s feelings. In real life, I’m quite considerate of others, so that was a big difference for me.
How much do you relate to your character in Girl Rules?
PV: Shasha and I share similar interests, like modelling, and neither of us likes being taken advantage of. We both speak our minds sometimes, but there are many sides of her that I had to understand more deeply. I learned a lot from her.
What was your experience like filming Girl Rules?
PV: The filming experience was very fun and comfortable. I got to work with a new director and team, but also reunite with friends. The story is interesting and every character poses a challenge. Everyone gave their best. Fans will definitely see new sides of each actor.
What do you enjoy about acting alongside Love? How do you inspire or learn from each other?
PV: After working with Love for quite some time, we’ve become closer and I can see how much she has grown. She’s more confident in trying new things and she has done an amazing job. I don’t see her as just a partner—she’s like a friend or a sister. We understand each other deeply and communicate openly. We always make space for each other, which makes working together comfortable.
When did you first get into fashion?
PV: That was around 2017, when I had the opportunity to do a fashion photo shoot for a senior’s thesis. It was my first time and I didn’t do very well, so I promised myself I’d improve. Over time, I kept learning and getting better, and I’ve enjoyed modelling ever since. I’m grateful to that senior for the chance—it helped me discover something I truly love.
How would you describe your personal style?
PV: Many versions of myself in one body (laughs).
What trends or aesthetics are you currently obsessed with?
PV: It depends on my mood. Some days I wear oversized, dark-toned clothes with clear glasses; some days dresses; other days bright-coloured tops and shorts. I also love tote bags.
What did you enjoy most about your first Fashion Week experience?
PV: Fashion Week was exciting and the encouragement I received really motivated me. Every opportunity is meaningful. I remind myself to give my best. Even if something doesn’t turn out great, I tell myself to do better next time.
Did you have any memorable interactions at Fashion Week?
PV: I met many new people, both in Paris and within the Thai team that travelled together. Everyone was very kind and supportive.
Do you hope to walk the runway one day?
PV: Definitely. If I ever get the opportunity, I’d be very excited and I’d give it my all.
Why is interacting with fans important to you?
PV: I believe that every bit of support matters. Even I want to feel encouraged sometimes. When I share something on social media, it might make someone happy. My post could bring on their first smile of the day.
How do you feel about having such a large global fan base?
PV: I always feel the love and support, and I’m so grateful for it. The best way I can repay fans is by improving myself and doing my best in every project.
How do you stay grounded?
PV: I don’t see myself as a celebrity. I see myself as someone who needs to keep improving to create work that people enjoy.
How do you balance work and personal life?
PV: Work comes first, but whenever I get a break, I rest as much as I can. When my schedule is busy, I try to eat well, take vitamins, and relax by watching anime.
What do you like to do in your free time?
PV: Exercise, watch anime, eat good food and sleep.
How do you deal with fear or doubt as an actress?
PV: I deal by taking action. I don’t want to look back and say, “I should’ve done it.” The first time doing anything is always scary, but if we never try, we’ll never stop being afraid or gain confidence.
What is your proudest accomplishment of 2025?
PV: Every opportunity this year—be it in terms of work, the encouragement I’ve received, the new people I’ve met or the growing support I’ve experienced—represents success. I’ve tried many new things and done more of what I love. This year feels like my first big step and is one of the happiest years of my life.
What has been your favourite acting role so far and why?
PV: I’m proud of every role I’ve played. They each represent growth and remind me of great moments and people. Whenever I think about them, I feel like saying, “I’m glad I got to know you.”
What would you like your next role to be?
PV: Something in horror or action—a zombie, villain or fighter. It could be in film or series form.
What are your goals for 2026?
PV: Personally, I want to take my family on another trip abroad. I wish I could do that every year. Professionally, I hope to do more fun new things and meet my fans more often.
How do you hope to spend the holidays this year?
PV: I want to relax, make the most of my days off and take care of my health (laughs).
What motto do you live by?
PV: Whatever happens will turn out to be good in some way. In the end, we’ll find what truly suits us. Just be kind and don’t forget to love yourself.
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PHOTOGRAPHY SUTTHIWAT SANGKONG
ART DIRECTION MARISA XIN
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