GL series are gaining popularity across Asia, and now Thai actresses are making waves with their upcoming debuts.

Fans are eagerly waiting to see these actresses step into the world of Girls’ Love drama, bringing fresh chemistry, emotional depth, and powerful storytelling to the screen.

While Thai BL (Boys’ Love) dramas have long been popular, a new trend is replacing them: GL series, or Girls’ Love dramas, are becoming more popular and bringing with them a new generation of young actresses making their long awaited debuts.

Additionally, the GL series provides something rare: a level of emotional depth and genuine feelings between women that is sometimes missing from on-screen interactions.

These are not your typical romances. They’re softer, often slow-burning, grounded in friendship, trust, and small, powerful moments that build

Below is a detailed look at the actresses debuting in the GL series, along with the titles they’re starring in, based on the latest industry updates.

June Nannirin Varokornwatcharakool

June Nannirin and Enjoy Thidarut (Denied Love Series)
  • Series: Denied Love
  • Information: June is making her GL genre debut in Denied Love, where she plays Rin, a cold, professional woman who is married to Khem (Enjoy Thidarut) in an arranged marriage. They have been friends for more than 13 years in real life, which adds to their compelling on-screen chemistry and makes this series unique. The show, which was based on Peony’s book Rin Mai Mi Wan Rak, debuted on WeTV on May 29, 2025.

Enjoy Thidarut Pruethong

  • Series: Denied Love
  • Information: Enjoy is making her GL debut opposite June Nannirin in the series Denied Love as Khem. Portraying the younger, affectionate daughter of Rin’s father’s friend, Enjoy’s performance as a lovesick character determined to win Rin’s heart has fans excited. The series, with 10 episodes airing on Thursdays, has become known for its humor and emotional depth.

Jayna Angelina

  • Series: Poisonous Love
  • Information: Jayna, a new talent, is starring with Ginny Natnicha in the North Star-produced film Poisonous Love. Their chemistry is expected to be a highlight of the series.

Ginny Natnicha

  • Series: Poisonous Love
  • Information: Ginny, another up-and-coming artist who is poised to make waves in the GL genre with her performance, made her debut in Poisonous Love with Jayna Angelina.

Kao Supassara

Jane Ramida and Kao Supassara (Love Design Series)
  • Series: Love Design
  • Information: Kao Supassara, an expert actress with more than ten years of experience in Thai dramas, will make her GL genre debut with Jane Methika. Her versatility in previous roles promises a captivating performance in this romantic series.

Jane Methika

  • Series: Love Design
  • Information: Starring opposite renowned actress Kao Supassara, Jane Methika will make her debut in the Thai GL (Girls’ Love) genre with Love Design. Love Design is poised to be a highlight in the 2025 GL lineup, with fans eager to see their chemistry unfold in this heartfelt narrative.

Mable Siriwalee

  • Series: Clairebell
  • Information: Mable and Pangjie Paphavarin are making their debuts in Clairebell, which is produced by Mai Davika and Ter Chantavit. Fans are eager to see her bring this story to life.

Pangjie Paphavarin

  • Series: Clairebell
  • Information: Paired with Mable Siriwalee in Clairebell, Pangjie’s debut is anticipated to add fresh energy to the series, backed by a strong production team.

Lena Lorena

Miu Natsha and Lena Lorena Schuett (My Safe Zone Series)
  • Series: My Safe Zone
  • Information: Lena, who has been involved in Channel 3 dramas since 2016, is making her GL genre debut in My Safe Zone, where she co-stars alongside Miu Natsha. Their visuals have sparked excitement among fans in 25 countries.

Miu Natsha

  • Series: My Safe Zone
  • Information: Miu, a new member of GL, gets placed in My Safe Zone with Lena Lorena. The series is becoming well-known worldwide, and their chemistry is a major theme.

Ice Amena

Ice Amena and Memi Muanfun (Player The Series)
  • Series: Player The Series
  • Information: Ice, who made her acting debut on Channel 3 in 2014 with Sam Bai Mai Thai, is making her GL debut with Player The Series. Memi Muanfun, a newcomer, is partnered with her, and their dynamic is already creating talk.

Memi Muanfun

  • Series: Player The Series
  • Information: Memi, a newcomer to the industry, is starring with Ice Amena in Player The Series for the first time. Her entry into GL is highly anticipated for its fresh energy.

These actresses are coming to the GL scene at an exciting time, with Thai GL series gaining global popularity after hits like GAP The Series.

Love Design, Player The Series, My Safe Zone, Poisonous Love, Love Design Series, Denied Love Series, and Clairebell are all set to shine in 2025 thanks to their compelling narratives and growing fan bases. Keep an eye on these rising stars!

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FAQs:

Q1: What does GL stand for in Thai dramas?

GL means “Girls’ Love”—a genre focused on romantic or emotional relationships between women. It’s the female counterpart to BL (Boys’ Love).

Q2: Are Thai GL series popular internationally?

Absolutely. Just like Thai BL exploded globally, GL is now gaining a strong international fanbase, especially across Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Europe.

Q3: Where can I watch Thai GL series with English subtitles?

Most series are available on platforms like:

  • YouTube (official channels of GMMTV, CH3, Change2561, VelCurve, etc.)
  • WeTV
  • iQIYI
  • VIU
  • Netflix SEA (for select titles)

Always check for subtitle options in the video settings.

Q4: Do actresses in GL series identify as LGBTQ+ in real life?

Some do, but many actresses are allies portraying characters as professionals. What matters most is the authenticity and respect they bring to the roles, and how they represent love and identity on screen.

Q5: Are GL and Yuri the same thing?

They’re related but slightly different. GL is the modern term used in live-action series (especially in Asia) to describe queer female relationships. Yuri is more often used for Japanese anime and manga with romantic or emotional relationships between women.

Rose is a passionate content creator and the founder of Dramawiki.in, a blog dedicated to everything Kdramas, Thaidramas, from episode breakdown and cast details. With a deep love for storytelling and East Asian culture, she started this platform to help fellow fans explore, understand, and enjoy K-drama more deeply.

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