PondEarth
The PondEarth pairing began at Studio Wabi Sabi in 2024, when Pond Ponlawit Ketprapakorn and Earth Katsamonnat Namwirote were cast as Hill and Easter, one of the two lead couples in Fourever You, the studio’s ensemble boys’ love drama adapted from Howlsairy’s “Four Doctors” novel series. Their storyline, drawn from the novel “East: Tag!, You’re Mine,” follows childhood friends who reunite at a northern Thai university after Easter transfers in to move on from his feelings for Hill, only to find Hill has become his senior mentor.
The pairing continued into the franchise’s sequel, Fourever You Part 2, where Pond and Earth returned as Hill and Easter in a recurring, supporting capacity across all three of the sequel’s arcs, keeping the original friend group visible while the spotlight moved to other couples. Both actors are represented by the talent agency A.ROUND, which has organized joint fan meeting events for the pair, including “FOUREVER YOU: FOR YOU FOREVER FAN MEETING” and a closing “FOUREVER YOU: FAREWELL PARTY,” branded consistently under the hashtag #PondEarth.
<p>In <em>Fourever You</em>, Pond and Earth's dynamic as Hill and Easter is built around an on-and-off, push-and-pull reunion: childhood closeness disrupted by an old rift, then slowly rebuilt once Easter re-enters Hill's orbit at university expecting distance and finding a mentor instead. Their scenes lean on familiarity rather than a meet-cute, contrasting with the debt-driven bickering of the series' other lead pair, North and Johan. Once Fourever You Part 2 shifted focus to the franchise's remaining couples, Hill and Easter settled into an established, lower-conflict presence, appearing as a steady, already-together couple within the wider friend group rather than driving their own arc, a shift the pair's agency-branded PondEarth fan events have continued to spotlight independently of the show.</p>






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