Spotlight • Updated October 25, 2026 • Spoiler-light.
Faye Peraya Malisorn already had our attention as an actress. Then came her own entertainment company, a series she produces and stars in, a hair salon and a clothing label. At some point, “she does it all” starts sounding less like fan enthusiasm and more like a reasonable description of her working week.
The confidence is what gets us. Faye has the presence to hold our attention on screen, and now she is putting that same nerve into Fabel Entertainment. With Broken (Of) Love and a new leading partnership with Atom Pariya, there is plenty to follow.
Before Blank, there was the crown
Competing under the name Supaporn Malisorn, Faye won Miss Grand Thailand 2016 and finished second runner-up at Miss Grand International that year. She was already an established public figure years before GL fans met Nueng.
Then came television. Faye spent years playing villainous roles at Channel 7, a period she revisits in her Harper’s BAZAAR Singapore interview. Blank brought her a different role and an international GL audience, after years of work on screen.
Blank: the confidence that caught our attention
In Blank: The Series, Faye plays Nueng opposite Yoko Apasra as Anueng. For us, her confidence as a performer is the draw. The businesses make us curious because the actress already made us want to follow her.
Where to watch Blank with English subtitles
Blank season 1 — official episode 1, part 1
Blank season 2 — official episode 1, part 1
Start with season 1, then continue with season 2.
Faye and Yoko have since taken separate professional paths. Faye addressed the end of their working partnership and her departure from NineStar at her November 2025 press conference. Their work in Blank remains part of both actresses’ stories.
Broken (Of) Love: a new pairing, and a bigger role for Faye
Broken (Of) Love puts Faye opposite Atom in a GL revenge drama where grief, retaliation and romance collide. If you are following her out of Blank, put this one on your watchlist.
Watch the official Broken (Of) Love trailer
Fabel Entertainment — official trailer
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Faye also produces the series through Fabel Entertainment, the company she founded. In her GRAZIA Singapore cover interview, she talks about the challenge of acting and producing at once. Leading a show is demanding enough. Taking on responsibility for getting it made is a much bigger bet on herself.
Meet Atom Pariya, Faye’s Broken (Of) Love co-star
Atom Pariya Piyapanopas is Faye’s co-lead in Broken (Of) Love and is also signed to Fabel. Speaking to GRAZIA, Faye described feeling honoured that Atom chose her new company and praised the energy she brought to the team.
“She’s such a lovely and bright person, and being around her just feels uplifting,” Faye told the magazine.
Queer visibility is part of the story
Faye has spoken publicly about relationships with women, including in her 2023 Enjoy Talk interview. South China Morning Post describes her as openly queer.
We love seeing an openly LGBTQ+ woman lead sapphic stories and help decide which ones get made. That visibility gives this next chapter extra meaning.
Watch Faye’s original Enjoy Talk interview — English subtitles
Yes, Faye has a salon—and she cuts hair
At Khanthong Studio, Faye’s other professional skill comes into focus. She trained in hairstyling, including courses at Sassoon Academy in the UK, and personally offers haircuts.
“I’m a hairstylist who happens to act in a few series.”
That is Faye’s joking introduction in her BAZAAR interview. The salon might be the most unexpected stop on this career tour, but she has put in the training to back it up.
Millions Max: Faye, off duty
Her clothing label, Millions Max, takes a more relaxed approach: oversized tees, tanks, button-ups and caps. Everyday pieces, with Faye herself modelling the look. We appreciate the range: screen star, producer, hairdresser—and someone who can sell us on a very good oversized T-shirt.
A lot more Faye to follow
The amount she has taken on is wild. What makes it worth following is the chance to see her choices turn into actual work: a performance, a production, a business with her own point of view. Blank earned our attention. She has given us plenty of reasons to keep it.
Explore Faye’s filmography and Atom’s profile, or follow Faye and Fabel Entertainment for their latest work.
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