22-year-old Supha Sangaworawong, better known as Est, is an idol in and out of the pool.
22-year-old Supha Sangaworawong, also known as Est in Thailand, may be competing at his first Asian Games but fans have been snapping up seats to cheer him on.
Supha was first discovered when he was studying at the Bangkok Christian College and went on to debut in a supporting role in BL dramaSince then, he got signed to influential Thai talent agency, GMMTV and has gone on to appear in two drama serials,Though Supha did not win any medals at the current Asian Games, he and his teammates are the record holders in Thailand for the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay, 4x200m freestyle relay and the mixed men’s and women’s 4x50mfreestyle relay.
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