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| CEO Meets Cutie: Orm & Folk Return to the GL Scene with New Thai Girls' Love Series “Crush” |
Fan-fave duo Ormsin Supitcha (aka Orm) and Folk Sutima (Folk) just dropped some major news: they’re starring together in a brand-new Girls’ Love series titled Crush, adapted from the beloved novel by hit author Chao Planoy (เจ้าปลาน้อย). If those names sound familiar, it’s because this isn’t their first rodeo. The two lit up screens in Apple My Love — and now they’re back to melt hearts all over again.
Crush is being produced by Kongthup Production, and by the looks of it, they’re pulling out all the stops. The series dives into a fresh but emotional storyline with some classic GL elements — longing glances, domestic tension, and that slow-burn kind of vibe we can’t get enough of.
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Let’s break it down: Orm plays Frung, a bold and put-together woman who suddenly finds herself at the helm of her family’s business after her father passes away. She's the classic workaholic CEO type — thinks about spreadsheets more than sleep, and treats feelings like they’re optional.
Enter Yu, played by Folk, who’s just about the opposite. She's bubbly, tiny, full of good energy, and brought in to help out around Frung's house. Frung hires her on the spot — not just because she's helpful, but because there's something about her that feels a little too magnetic. 👀 Spoiler (but not really): Frung might just be catching feelings from day one.
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The series promises lots of cute tension, inner conflict, and swoony vibes as Frung tries to balance her power-driven persona with the softer, more vulnerable side Yu starts to bring out in her. We’re expecting a healthy dose of drama, healing, and maybe a good old slow-dance scene somewhere down the line. Just manifesting.
🧡 Why fans are already hyped:
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It's based on a bestselling GL novel
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Orm and Folk have proven chemistry (Apple My Love, anyone?)
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The trope? Stoic CEO x sunshine house helper? A+ dynamic
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More representation and visibility for WLW couples on screen — we love to see it
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📺 The pilot has officially been announced, though we’re still waiting on a firm release date. Fingers crossed it’s sooner rather than later. Meanwhile, the full supporting cast is still under wraps, but with the buzz already building, we’re guessing more big names will be joining the lineup soon.
So, if you’ve been craving a sweet GL love story with emotional depth and killer casting — Crush might just be your next obsession. Stay tuned, besties. This one’s gonna hit hard.