Paris Intarakomalyasut

Paris Intarakomalyasut (Thai: พาริส อินทรโกมาลย์สุต), nicknamed Ice, was born on 22 October 1998 in Bangkok, Thailand. He is the youngest son of Maris and Pippa Intarakomalysut and grew up alongside his two older sisters, Iris and Amaya, in a family that blends Thai heritage with Eurasian roots. Despite the prominence of his lineage—he is the nephew of Democrat Party spokesperson Chavanond Intarakomalysut, grandson of former Bangkok governor Manasakdi Intarakomalysut, and great‑grandson of former Ministry of Agriculture head Yos Intarakomalysut—Paris has consciously steered his public persona toward entertainment rather than politics. He attended Amnuay Silpa School before enrolling at Chulalongkorn University, where he is pursuing a bachelor's degree in Communication Arts while living with his mother and sisters. Paris launched his acting career in 2017 with a cameo in Project S: The Series – Skate Our Souls, but his breakout role arrived in 2018 when he was cast as Chi in the critically acclaimed television drama In Family We Trust, a part that resonated with his personal experience of losing a father. The performance earned him GQ Thailand’s New Face of the Year award and opened the door to further leading roles, including Pat in the internationally successful film Bad Genius (2020). Parallel to his acting, Paris debuted as a singer with the Nine by Nine boy group, formed by 4Nologue, releasing the hit single “Night Light” and later collaborating on the chart‑topping “Rak Tid Siren,” which amassed over 246 million YouTube views. He continued to diversify his portfolio by starring in the One31 drama Nee Sanaeha, headlining the Netflix original film Ghost Lab (2021), and directing the music video for his single “Smile In The Sky.” Throughout his career, Paris has maintained a reputation for combining emotional depth with charismatic stage presence, solidifying his status as a rising star in Thailand’s contemporary pop‑culture landscape.