The “sapphic universe” is officially in celebration mode as Thai superstars Lingling Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat (famously known as LingOrm) have officially commenced shooting for their third Girls’ Love (GL) project, “In Love Forever The Series” (Wad Fun Wan Wiwa).
Following the massive global success of The Secret of Us (2024) and Only You (2025), the duo returns to the screen with a story that promises a shift from their previous high-octane or medical-drama roles to a more intimate, mature, and emotionally resonant narrative.
A Story of Marriage and Resilience
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Unlike their previous works, In Love Forever is an adaptation of the popular novel by author ReallyB (who also wrote Roller Coaster).
The series explores the complexities of a long-term commitment rather than just the “first spark” of romance.
Lingling plays Runch is a calm and protective lawyer, while Orm takes on the role of Neen, a confident and outspoken wealthy heiress.
The story revolves around a young married couple facing a severe marital crisis. Tensions arise from familial interference, specifically a difficult mother-in-law, and internal insecurities, leading the pair to the brink of divorce.
The first day on set has been described by production insiders as a blend of “soft romance and mature yearning.”
Channel 3 has signaled a significant commitment to this project, acknowledging the constructive feedback from the pair’s previous series.
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“This is a new role that Lingling and Orm have never played before. It’s a sapphic series you’ve never watched before,” said Somrak Narongwichai, EVP-Production at Channel 3.
The “LingOrm” Era Continues
Social media has been flooded with behind-the-scenes glimpses, with fans highlighting the “natural breathing” chemistry the two share.
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The series is particularly anticipated because it moves away from original scripts that received mixed reviews in the past, returning to a solid literary foundation that fans believe will do justice to Lingling and Orm’s acting range.
