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| Surprise! Sky Wongravee Lends His Voice to David in ‘Lilo & Stitch’ — Fans Can’t Keep Calm! (Instagram/Sky Wongravee) |
Well, here’s something no one saw coming — Sky Wongravee Nateetorn has officially joined the Disney universe!
Yep, the Thai heartthrob has taken on his first-ever voice acting role as David in the upcoming live-action ‘Lilo & Stitch’ film, and fans are totally buzzing.
The unexpected casting reveal came straight from an official press release tied to the film, leaving many fans both surprised and super hyped.
David, for those who need a quick refresher, is Nani’s chill, surf-loving boyfriend and a loyal friend to little Lilo — one of the warmest supporting characters in the ‘Lilo & Stitch’ world.
Sky Wongravee, who rose to fame through the reality show Hormones: The Next Gen and made his acting debut in Hormones: Season 3, has come a long way since his early days under Nadao Bangkok (which wrapped up operations back in June 2022).
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Now signed with GMMTV, Sky’s star power is only getting brighter — especially after his recent role as Saint in High School Frenemy, where he lit up the screen alongside Nani Hirunkit.
And just when fans thought they couldn’t love him more, he goes and lands a Disney gig.
“I’m a huge fan of Stitch,” Sky admitted with a grin.
“This is my first time doing voice acting, and I was so dedicated to the role. Honestly, I’m really proud of how it turned out. I hope everyone enjoys it.”
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But voice acting wasn’t all smooth sailing — it had its challenges.
“Is it hard? Not easy,” he laughed.
“But fun! Everyone on the team was so kind and gave me loads of helpful tips. What really stood out was how they let me step out of the studio to listen to my own recordings. That was such a cool experience.”
Fans have already been showering him with love online, with many saying they can’t wait to see (and hear!) him in a totally different light.
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‘Lilo & Stitch’ hits cinemas starting 22 May — mark your calendars, because this is one Disney ride you won’t wanna miss.
And Sky?
He’s officially gone from Saint to Stitch — and we are absolutely here for it.