Jennie Panhan
Watchara Sukchum (; also known as Jennie Panhan (), born 30 October 1986) is a Thai actress and host. She is known for being a host of several GMMTV shows such as "", "Hungry Sister" and "Jen Jud God Jig". As an actress, she is known for her support roles in "Room Alone 401-410" (2014), "3 Will Be Free" (2019) and "The Shipper" (2020). Early life and education. Watchara was born in Songkhla Province, Thailand to Police Lieutenant Colonel Satcha Sukchum and Manchusuk Sukchum. She completed her elementary education at and her secondary education at Hatyaiwittayalai School. 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. Growing up as a trans woman with a policeman father, Watchara admitted that her father has never beaten her unlike how sexual deviant individuals of policemen or soldiers are usually portrayed in television. As the eldest sibling, she is closer to her sister, with whom she has a one-year age gap, than her younger brother who is six years younger than her. She got her nickname "Jennie" from the 1996 Thai movie "Jenny  and later the Panhan" while working for Channel V Thailand, which she said sounded like a beautiful southern girl. Career. 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. In  2016, she became one of the main hosts of GMMTV's "" along with Kittipat Chalaruk (Golf), Tatchakorn Boonlapayanan (Godji) and Niti Chaichitathorn (Pompam), who later switched from being the show's main host to its special host. She also had acting roles in several television series such as "Love at First Hate" (2018), "3 Will Be Free" (2019) and "The Shipper" (2020).