【泰國星正妹】泰國娛樂圈的甜美小天使‭ / ‬Unda Kulteera Yordchang

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說道泰國的童星，大家一定會想到Unda Kulteera Yordchang吧！Unda出生於2006‭ ‬2006年2月24日，是在一群面試的小孩中脫穎而出的，她憑藉多支廣告經驗、自信的心態和超棒的演技，在娛樂圈中越走越紅，現在是泰國三台的小演員。

【泰國星正妹】泰國娛樂圈的甜美小天使‭ / ‬Unda Kulteera Yordchang

2013年Unda出演新版《蒙初之賜》，其扮演的可愛甜美的May給人印象深刻。在劇中，她擁有五歲小女孩兒的可愛與清純，但又扮演著大人的角色，因為她身體裡有女主角Yhong的靈魂。Unda‭ ‬對大人和孩子的角色詮釋得很透徹，這完全是超乎她年齡的挑戰。今年，Unda和Bird、Choompu和Kenpupu合作出演電視劇《和服之魅》，她的演技又再次得到認可。

而除了演戲以外，Unda還參與走秀、演出廣告和出席各種活動。小小年紀，就多才多藝、清純甜美，想必長大後應該也是位甜美小妖精吧！

基本資料：
姓名：unda kulteera yordchang
暱稱：unda
生日‭:‬‭ ‬2006年2月24日
出生地：泰國曼谷
身高：143公分
體重：31公斤
教育：曼谷hnongkam區小學
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【泰國星正妹】泰國娛樂圈的甜美小天使‭ / ‬Unda Kulteera Yordchang

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