Praya Lundberg

Praya Lundberg, also known as Nataya Lundberg or Praya Suandokmai and nicknamed Pu, is a Thai and Swedish actress and model. She has established a career across television, film, fashion, and humanitarian work, gaining widespread recognition in both entertainment and international advocacy.

Born on March 28, 1989, in Bangkok, Thailand, Lundberg was raised by a Thai mother and a Swedish father. She attended the NIST International School in Bangkok, graduating in 2007. She subsequently pursued higher education in England, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law from Oxford Brookes University.

Lundberg entered the entertainment industry at the age of 13, launching dual careers in acting and modeling. She signed with Channel 7 and made her television debut in the series Rak Dai Mai Thar Hua Jai Mai Paen. Over the following years, she became a prominent presence on Thai television, securing prominent roles in successful series such as Sao Noi Nai Tha Kieng Kaew, Nang Sao Som Lon, Chan Ruk Tur Na, and Khon La Lok.

Her film career began in 2006 with a role in the comedy feature Maa Kap Phra, followed by an appearance in the 2009 action-comedy film Bangkok Adrenaline. In addition to her screen acting, she built a notable international modeling portfolio. At age 15, she fronted a commercial campaign for Lux, and she later represented Mistine Cosmetics, Under Armour, and Swarovski as a brand ambassador. Her fashion work includes cover appearances for major print publications such as Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Bazaar, L'Officiel, and Grazia.

Beyond entertainment, Lundberg expanded into business and philanthropy. In 2015, she launched the brand Nola's Health, offering wellness products like organic tea, and introduced her signature fragrance, Angel Kiss. She is also a marathon runner who became the first female actress to finish the Bangkok Marathon in 2015.

Throughout her public career, Lundberg has devoted time to charitable causes, including Phrabatnampu and Operation Smile. Her humanitarian work led to her involvement with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). In 2017, she was named the organization's first Goodwill Ambassador from Southeast Asia, serving in the role through 2020. On November 12, 2023, she married Vietnamese-American businessman Quoc Cao.