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Tay Tawan Vihokratana is a Thai actor and compère under GMMTV. He was born in Bangkok and raised in Chiang Mai. Initially, he took up a bachelor's degree in chemistry from the Faculty of Science at the Chulalongkorn University (CU) before he shifted and graduated from the Faculty of Economics. In 2012, Tay was selected to be one of the school's Generation 5 mace-bearers for the 68th Chula–Thammasat Traditional Football Match. Tay began his career in the entertainment industry under GMMTV (then Bang Channel) as a host of the 2014 program "Five Live Fresh". Later, he debuted as an actor in the 2014 series "Room Alone", earning widespread recognition after making it in CLEO Thailand's 50 Most Eligible Bachelors of 2014. As a photographer, Tay had a showing and auction of his work at Never Normal studio and has a dedicated photography Instagram. Outside his acting and hosting career, Tay co-owns a clothing and accessory brand named No.Grass.Type, a spa called Bamboo Secrets, and a Japanese food Delivery Business called Salmon-San.

Tay Tawan Vihokratana is a Thai actor and compère under GMMTV. He was born in Bangkok and raised in Chiang Mai. Initially, he took up a bachelor's degree in chemistry from the Faculty of Science at the Chulalongkorn University (CU) before he shifted and graduated from the Faculty of Economics. In 2012, Tay was selected to be one of the school's Generation 5 mace-bearers for the 68th Chula–Thammasat Traditional Football Match. Tay began his career in the entertainment industry under GMMTV (then Bang Channel) as a host of the 2014 program "Five Live Fresh". Later, he debuted as an actor in the 2014 series "Room Alone", earning widespread recognition after making it in CLEO Thailand's 50 Most Eligible Bachelors of 2014. As a photographer, Tay had a showing and auction of his work at Never Normal studio and has a dedicated photography Instagram. Outside his acting and hosting career, Tay co-owns a clothing and accessory brand named No.Grass.Type, a spa called Bamboo Secrets, and a Japanese food Delivery Business called Salmon-San.