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Conocido por Interpretación
Créditos conocidos 30
Sexo Femenino
Fecha de nacimiento 31 de octubre de 1986 (37 años)
Lugar de nacimiento Songkhla, Thailand
También conocido como
- เจนนี่ ปาหนัน
- Дженни Панхан
- Por Sukchum Watchara
- ปอ วัชระ สุขชุม
- Samila J
- สมิหลา เจ
- Watchara Sukchum
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Biografía
Watchara Sukchum, also known as Jennie Panhan, is an actress, comedian, and TV hostess.
Jennie received her primary education from Saeng Thong Witthaya School and secondary education from Hat Yai College. While she originally wanted to take up communication arts, she went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree in French from the Faculty of Archeology at Silpakorn University.
She started in the entertainment industry through Trasher Bangkok, a Bangkok-based theme party organizer, where she was part of their parody videos. One of which was her parody on Katy Perry's The One That Got Away music video which caught Perry's attention. As her parody videos went viral, this opened several opportunities for her among which was being an assistant producer for Channel V Thailand and later on, as part of GMM Grammy's Bang channel (nowadays closed).
Watchara Sukchum, also known as Jennie Panhan, is an actress, comedian, and TV hostess.
Jennie received her primary education from Saeng Thong Witthaya School and secondary education from Hat Yai College. While she originally wanted to take up communication arts, she went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree in French from the Faculty of Archeology at Silpakorn University.
She started in the entertainment industry through Trasher Bangkok, a Bangkok-based theme party organizer, where she was part of their parody videos. One of which was her parody on Katy Perry's The One That Got Away music video which caught Perry's attention. As her parody videos went viral, this opened several opportunities for her among which was being an assistant producer for Channel V Thailand and later on, as part of GMM Grammy's Bang channel (nowadays closed).
