【泰國星正妹】才藝比賽的常勝軍‭ / ‬Cherpat Kittiporn

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2015年3月21日上午10:36

‬Cherpat Kittiporn‭ ‬暱稱Ploifone，出生於1990年10月12日。她國中、高中畢業於Rajinibon l學校，目前則就讀超級有名的天主教學校——泰國易三倉ABAC大學，主修工商管理系市場行銷專業。

‭ ‬Ploifone之前在泰國娛樂網站Dek-D.com上非常有名。因為她上傳了許多自己可愛、漂亮的照片，讓網友們非常著迷，成為了她的粉絲。之後，Ploifone又參加了Thailand Most Famous電視節目，在裡面表演歌唱才藝，清脆的歌聲為她增添了不少粉絲，更加深了觀眾朋友對她的印象。後來，Ploifone為泰國知名雜誌Candy、cheeze、ice等等擔任模特兒。也為泰國KFC、Samsung S3手機拍攝了商業廣告。她還參加了由Etude House Princess舉辦的比賽並獲得第二名、參加Scawaii Girl 2010獲得皮膚最白嫩美麗獎，可說是比賽的常勝軍。

到目前為止，Ploifone在INS上的粉絲關注度已超過了四十幾萬人，喜歡她的朋友們要繼續關注她喔！也可以上Youtube搜尋她的歌曲，聽聽她甜美的嗓音。

個人資料
姓名：Cherpat Kittiporn
暱稱：Ploifone
職業：模特兒
生日：10月12號，1990年
出生地：泰國
國籍：泰國
身高：164公分
體重：44公斤
教育程度：泰國易三倉ABAC大學
IG：http‭://‬instagram.com/ploifone
FB：https‭://‬www.facebook.com/ploifone.cherpat.5

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【泰國星正妹】才藝比賽的常勝軍‭ / ‬Cherpat Kittiporn

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