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| Enemies with Benefits Thai GL Drama: How and Where to Watch the 2026 GMMTV Series (Photo by GMMTV) |
Enemies with Benefits (ลัลล์ไม่ชอบไวน์ Enemies With Benefits) is shaping up to be one of 2026’s most talked-about Thai Girls’ Love dramas, with early details sparking strong interest across regional fandoms. Positioned as a modern workplace romance with a light comedic edge, the series blends sharp dialogue, bright visuals and an ensemble cast that has already captured online attention.
Set in a contemporary office environment, Enemies with Benefits explores the complicated dynamics between co-workers whose rivalry unexpectedly turns into a private arrangement neither initially expects to deepen. The story leans into humour, emotional tension and character growth, offering a fresh take on the romantic comedy format within the Thai GL landscape.
Adapted from the popular web novel of the same name by Snow Leopard (เสือดาวหิมะ), the series brings an already well-known story to the screen with a polished, mainstream production approach.
The drama is scheduled to premiere in 2026 on GMM 25 under GMMTV, as part of the company’s slate of more than 35 drama projects planned for the year.
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The series stars Jan Ployshompoo Supasap and JingJing Prariyapit Yu in the leading roles, supported by Ciize Rutricha Phapakithi, Kapook Ploynira Hiruntaveesin, Jamie Juthapich Indrajundra and Ployphach Phatchatorn Thanawat. Direction is handled by Tle Tawan alongside Arisa Wawwanjit, a pairing that has raised expectations for balanced storytelling and strong character chemistry.
Jan has shared that she is particularly excited about the project and hopes audiences find it entertaining, while JingJing has described the drama as her most satisfying project to date.
Online reactions have been varied but largely enthusiastic. Many viewers have praised the cast’s visuals, calling the series a “visual feast” based on early materials and behind-the-scenes clips.
Others have highlighted the pairing of the two leads as a long-awaited match-up, noting that their chemistry already feels natural.
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There are also fans hoping the popularity of the drama could lead to additional content, such as a companion variety show. Overall, the sentiment points to high anticipation rather than cautious curiosity.
Beyond its romantic premise, Enemies with Benefits stands out for its approachable tone. The series promises warmth, gentle humour and relatable workplace moments, supported by bright cinematography and lively dialogue.
Early behind-the-scenes videos circulating on social platforms have further strengthened interest, with viewers responding positively to the atmosphere on set and the interaction between the leads.
How to Watch Enemies with Benefits
The series will air on GMM 25 in Thailand.
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International viewers can expect availability through GMMTV’s official distribution channels (including YouTube), with English subtitles typically provided for global audiences once episodes are released. Full streaming details are expected to be confirmed closer to the premiere.
Tonboriday will continue to follow all official updates, including trailers, posters, original soundtrack announcements, episode guides, still images and behind-the-scenes coverage.
AND THE BEST PART IS WHEN THEY’RE ALSO ENEMIES 🙂↕️ https://t.co/yedPNn8ZR0 pic.twitter.com/F4VSkXPsA5
— valen 🦊🐯!¡ (@yanmirrors) January 11, 2026
Where can I watch Enemies with Benefits?
The drama will premiere on GMM 25 in Thailand, with international streaming options via GMMTV platforms expected to include English subtitles.
How many episodes will the series have?
The final episode count has not yet been officially announced.
What can viewers expect from this GL drama?
Audiences can look forward to a modern romantic comedy focused on workplace relationships, evolving emotions and character chemistry, balanced with humour and a warm, contemporary tone.
Enemies with Benefits is already positioning itself as a key Thai GL title to watch in 2026. What are you most looking forward to: the cast pairing, the story adaptation, or the overall vibe?