Prom Teepakron Kwanboon

Teepakron Kwanboon (Thai: ทีปกร ขวัญบุญ), known by the nickname Prom (พร้อม; born 7 December 2003), is a Thai actor signed to GMMTV. He plays Naw across the ten episodes of WEIRDO-101 (2026). He was educated at Saint Gabriel’s College in Bangkok and owns the clothing label Réussi.

He arrived in 2021 with a named role rather than a walk-on: Mo, across all twelve episodes of Bad Buddy. The following year he played Phat across twelve episodes of My School President. Those two series bracket the most visible stretch of GMMTV’s output in that period, and he is in the supporting ensemble of both.

2023 brought Wednesday Club, where he played Proton across twelve episodes, and an unusual pair of returns: in the crossover anthology Our Skyy 2 he appeared as Phat in the My School President segment and, separately, as Mo in a Bad Buddy episode. Two different characters from two different series, in the same anthology, played by the same actor.

His roles have grown steadily since. He played First across all sixteen episodes of High School Frenemy (2024), appeared in My Love Mix-Up! (2024), then took Don in The Dark Dice (2025, 8 episodes) and Time in Dare You to Death (2025, 10 episodes). His 2026 slate carries WEIRDO-101 as Naw and FLAWS: i FeeL Alive When i Sleep as Thee. He has also appeared as himself on Safe House (2021), High Season: Fun Summer Camp (2024) and other GMMTV variety programming.

On FLAWS he carries a second credit that is worth pausing on: dialogue coach. He is twenty-two, and he is coaching delivery on a production he also acts in.

BLGLFlix editorial view. His record shows something about GMMTV that fandom discussion tends to miss, because fandom follows pairs and the studio is doing something structurally different. It maintains characters, not just actors. When Our Skyy 2 brought back both Phat and Mo in the same anthology run, played by the same person in different segments, it was treating its own supporting cast as a persistent shared world rather than as parts to be recast. Our own read is that this is the real engine behind GMMTV’s peculiar stickiness. A viewer who watched Bad Buddy in 2021 and My School President in 2022 already knows this face by the time WEIRDO-101 arrives in 2026, without ever having been asked to follow him. That is a much more durable kind of audience relationship than a fandom built on one pairing, which has a habit of collapsing the moment the pairing does. And the dialogue coach credit points the same direction: this is a studio that grows people sideways into the crafts around acting, exactly as it did with the directors on this site who started as writers or assistants.