- Nickname
- Ling Ling
- Height1.68 m
- Sirilak Kwong, known professionally as Lingling, is a Thai actress, model, and television host affiliated with Thailand's Channel 3. Lingling embodies a rich cultural heritage, as a Hong Kong-Thai descent. She grew up in Sau Mau Ping Estate, Hong Kong, and pursued her early education at St. Anthony's Primary School and Mu Kuang English School. At 17, she relocated to Thailand, graduating from Kalasin Pittayasan School before earning a degree in Tourism Management from Khon Kaen University in 2018.
Fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, English, and Thai, Lingling's multilingual abilities enhance her appeal to diverse audiences. Her career gained momentum when she was crowned Miss Photogenic of Khon Kaen in 2018, which led to her signing with Channel 3. She rose to prominence with her role in My Forever Sunshine (2020) and solidified her stardom with The Secret of Us (2024) (2024), Channel 3's first GL drama, which became a Netflix sensation across Asia.
Beyond acting, Lingling is a sought-after brand ambassador, representing leading names in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. Her collaborations with prestigious magazines further underscore her influence. Today, she balances her thriving entertainment career with entrepreneurial ventures, including Always Wonder and partnerships like Temp-Zero, establishing herself as a dynamic figure in Thai entertainment and business.- IMDb mini biography by: deecoarts
- Lingling owns two Golden Retrievers, named Tofu and Chasiu.
- Her first presence at the Dior showcase during Paris Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2025 (4 March 2025) secured $17.1 million in EMV with an equally impressive 75.8% engagement rate.
- During high school, she received a certificate from the School of Performing Arts Seoul (SOPA), through an exchange program.
- Lingling initially aimed for a career as a flight attendant.
- During her university years, Lingling was named First Runner-Up in the Faculty Star competition. In 2016, she went on to win the title of Miss Khon Kaen Silk.
- It's okay to make mistakes. I allowed myself to be imperfect, and that's how I grew.
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