GL series are gaining popularity across Asia, and now Thai actresses are making waves with their upcoming debuts.
From Denied Love to My Safe Zone, these series have already introduced us to talented stars who’ve captured our hearts with their performances.
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.
It’s not just a trend—it’s a cultural shift. Fans are more interested than ever in real stories that show the variety of ways that love may exist.
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
What’s exciting now is that we’re witnessing a breakthrough era of GL storytelling—and it’s being led by rising actresses who are hungry to show what they’re capable of. They are more than simply attractive faces.
These actresses are giving their all to characters that are difficult, mentally demanding, and wonderfully detailed.
June Nannirin and Enjoy Thidarut (Denied Love Series)
June Nannirin and Enjoy Thidarut have officially made their debut in the Thai GL series world, and fans are already falling in love with their chemistry.
With four episodes of Denied Love the series released so far, audiences have praised their natural connection, emotional acting, and the refreshing way they bring their characters to life.
Known for their charm and strong screen presence, both actresses are proving they’re a perfect fit for the GL genre. Viewers are captivated by their roles, which explore themes of love, weakness, and self-discovery.
This debut not only marks a new chapter in their careers but also brings more attention to the rising popularity of GL series in Thailand.
And the funny this is that they are best friends for 14 years and now they are making GL series, if you are not watching this series you have to watch this masterpiece.
Denied Love Series: A Complicated Arrange Marraige Sparked Unexpected Twist
Let’s start with one of the boldest entries of the year: Denied Love, starring June Nannirin and Enjoy Thidarut. This isn’t your typical high school love story.
The story follows Rin, a cold, emotionally withdrawn woman who enters into a contract marriage with Khem, a cheerful, younger woman who’s full of life and warmth.
The reason is Rin wants to fulfill a condition in her father’s will that will give her access to the family inheritance. What starts as a business deal quickly spirals into emotional chaos as Khem begins to uncover the cracks in Rin’s hardened exterior.
This show is powerfull for many reasons. Age differences, power struggles, and emotional damage are addressed first, while a slow-burning queer romance simmering with unresolved tension is shown.
This show is powerful for several reasons. Age differences, power struggles, and emotional damage are addressed first, while a slow-burning queer romance simmering with unresolved tension is shown.
Second, both of the top actresses are making an impression in their first appearances in a GL series. June Nannirin, who plays Rin, brings a solid vulnerability that makes it hard to look away.
Her performance is subtle—every eye roll, every flicker of hesitation carries weight. Meanwhile, Enjoy Thidarut, playing the warm and persistent Khem, is a breath of fresh air. Her emotional openness creates a perfect contrast, and together, their chemistry builds like lightning before a storm.
What makes Denied Love especially interesting is that it doesn’t shy away from the hard stuff. The characters are flawed. They make mistakes. But those cracks are where the light gets in—and where love begins to grow.
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Miu Natsha and Lena Lorena Schuett (My Safe Zone Series)
Miu Natsha and Lena Lorena Schuett are rising stars in the GL series industry, having made their debut in “My Safe Zone.”
Their skills and fresh perspectives enhance the genre and encourage more stories that celebrate diversity and love.
Fans get to enjoy better and more relatable stories as new talent takes the spotlight. It will be fascinating to see Lena and Miu’s careers develop, and this series is only the beginning. When together, they contribute to GL’s brighter, open, and real.
Support their journey and tune into “My Safe Zone” for a heartfelt experience with new faces and fresh stories.
New talents are now taking center stage. Two new characters, Lena Lorena Schuett and Miu Natsha, are making their first appearances in the popular GL series “My Safe Zone.”
Their arrival is exciting and signals a new chapter for the genre. Their presence helps bring fresh perspectives and more diversity to the stories we enjoy.
My Safe Zone: Finding Healing in the Arms of a Best Friend
My Safe Zone centers around Lin, a woman who returns to her small hometown after her engagement falls apart. Emotionally destroyed and humiliated, she finds safety with Jane, her childhood best friend who never left their sleepy seaside town.
Old memories come flooding back as they reunite, along with emotions neither of them imagined. What makes this show hit so hard is its realism. The discussions seem sincere. There is meaning in the silences.
There are no love triangles or dramatic confrontations here—just two women trying to make sense of who they are and what they want from life.
Lena Lorena, as Lin, plays the role with restraint and grace. You feel her heartbreak in every movement. Her portrayal is all about internal struggle—about learning to let go of control and open up again.
Miu Natsha, on the other hand, gives Jane warmth and resilience that anchors the entire show. She is calm, brave, kind, and patient. They have a lovely and genuine chemistry together. On-screen, they don’t burn. They are burning.
For many viewers, My Safe Zone feels personal. It discusses forgiveness, healing, coming home, and the notion that sometimes the love we’ve been seeking has always been there—it’s simply waiting for us to recognize it. It’s also a remarkable debut for two actresses who are fresh to the GL series.
The trailer has been released and many fans are waiting for the series and fans are already shipping them together and love their chemistry.
Jane Ramida and Kao Supassara (Love Design Series)
Kao and Jane are one of Thailand’s most recognizable actresses, known for there roles in romantic dramas and youth series. Kao first became well-known for her role as Dao in the popular television series Hormones: The Series.
Meanwhile, Jane is a former member of GMMTV’s idol girl group Sizzy. She’s known for her soft visuals, artistic vibe, and impressive versatility in acting and music.
Love Design is their first major GL series, and they are already gaining praise for their bold character and their amazing acting.
Love Design Series: When blueprints turn into battlefields
Love Design follows the tangled relationship between two talented female architects, Okbaeb (Kao Supassara Thanachart) and Rin (Jane Methika Jiranorraphat), who were once deeply in love.
When Okbaeb learns that Rin has stolen one of her original ideas to enter in a major competition, their relationship—which was founded on shared ambitions and a passion for the arts—is destroyed.
The betrayal turns their love into a bitter professional rivalry. Now working in the same competitive design world, the former lovers continuously clash—each meeting charged with tension, anger, and the unresolved feelings they refuse to confront.
Their rivalry deepens as they both strive for success, using cleverness, strategy, and pride to beat each other. Complicating things further is the arrival of Mind (Yam Matila Dandibra), a charming and intuitive intern who finds herself caught in the emotional crossfire.
All three must manage their emotions, goals, and the hurt of a past that won’t go away as romantic tension rises and allegiances become blur. It’s a story of love, betrayal, and the fine line between passion and competition.
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Ice Amena and Memi Muanfun (Player The Series)
The Thai GL scene is no stranger to iconic pairings, but few newcomers have generated buzz quite like Ice Amena and Memi Muanfun.
Ice Amena is a rising Thai-Pakistani actress, model, and digital content creator. Ice, who initially rose to fame as a fashion influencer and TikTok star, is well-known for her striking looks and natural charm.
She often shares unfiltered glimpses into her life through social media, quickly building a devoted fanbase. Player The Series marks her first major acting role, and she’s stepping into it with power and precision.
Memi Muanfun is a Thai dancer, actor, and social media star who initially gained fame on Instagram and TikTok for her vibrant character and expressive performances.
In Player The Series, she plays Pun, a woman caught between revenge and romance, and her chemistry with Ice Amena is already one of the show’s major talking points.
Their debut in GL series is not only refreshing, but proof that new faces can carry big stories with heart and heat.
Player The Series: When The Game Get’s Personal
The player The Series is a thrilling blend of romance, deception, and unexpected emotions. It follows Pun, a woman who thought she had her life under control—until it all came crashing down.
She hires a man named Pethai for a fake marriage arrangement, but is caught off surprise when he steals takes her money and disappears—straight into the arms of the mafia..
Desperate for answers, Pun returns to Thailand to uncover the truth. Her only lead? Ploy, a gorgeous, sharp-tongued actress who seems to know more than she lets on.
Pun’s strategy is straightforward: approach Ploy, gain her trust, and discover the truth. But what starts as a mission soon turns into something far more complicated.
As Pun tries to play the game, she finds herself being played—by her own heart. Falling for Ploy was never part of the plan. Now, love, lies, and loyalty collide in a dangerous dance. Who is the actual player in this game of hearts, and who is being played?
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.
