【泰國星正妹】擁有自己網路事業的「白富美」正妹‭ / ‬Mameaw Beautify

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2015年6月6日上午9:21

Mameaw Beautify出生於1993年12月4日，今年21歲、身高160公分、體重44公斤、三圍33-‭ ‬25-‭ ‬36，讀於清萊皇家大學。

【泰國星正妹】擁有自己網路事業的「白富美」正妹‭ / ‬Mameaw Beautify

Mameaw Beautify在中學的時候，就以一臉清新可愛、鄰家女孩的模樣得到了學校很多男生的追求，每回情人節收花收到手軟的就是她，大家是不是很羡慕呢！誰叫她天生有一個帥爸爸和美麗媽媽，還出生在一個富裕的家庭，看來這就是傳說中的白富美‭!‬

Mameaw Beautify‭ ‬在上大學之後，開創了自己的網路事業。也因為她清新靚麗的外形和身材，讓很多雜誌都來邀請她拍攝宣傳片。除此之外，Mameaw Beautify還自己在網路上賣一些化妝品，也會拍影片給顧客看使用狀況，讓客戶對她有更多的信任。除了產品影片外，她還會彈烏克麗麗，並把自己邊彈邊唱的短片上傳，她真的是很可愛很和善喲！

基本資料：
姓名：Mameaw Beautify
生日：1993.12.04
身高：160公分
體重：44公斤
語言：泰語
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【泰國星正妹】擁有自己網路事業的「白富美」正妹‭ / ‬Mameaw Beautify

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