4EVE’s Aheye wins archery gold medal at Olympop 2026

Thai entertainer Aheye, a member of the girl group 4EVE, has emerged as a breakout star in the world of celebrity athletics following her performance at the 2026 T-Pop Sports Festival, also known as Olympop 2026. During the archery competition, the performer secured a gold medal after hitting a series of perfect scores, a feat that quickly gained traction across social media platforms.

A Viral Moment of Athletic Precision

The competition, which featured over 180 artists from more than 20 entertainment companies, saw Aheye distinguish herself through both technical accuracy and an expressive reaction that resonated with millions of viewers. Immediately following her final shots, the singer—whose real name is Korranid Laosubinprasoet—was captured on video reacting with genuine surprise, covering her face with her hands and laughing. This candid moment, which contrasted sharply with her focused demeanor during the event, has since accumulated more than 8 million views on the platform X.

Comparisons to Archery Icons

Spectators and fans frequently compared Aheye’s performance to the viral archery appearances of Tzuyu from the K-pop group TWICE. Tzuyu became a global cultural touchstone following her 2016 participation in the Idol Star Athletics Championships (ISAC), where footage of her form while shooting became a recurring reference point for idol sports events. Aheye’s concentration during the Olympop 2026 event drew similar comparisons, with many social media users highlighting the visual similarities between the two performers while at the archery range.

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From Child Star to T-Pop Prominence

Born in 2005, Aheye has maintained a presence in the Thai entertainment industry since the age of seven. Her early career included a notable run as a child star, highlighted by her appearance in the finals of the second season of The Voice Kids Thailand. She later participated in the reality competition series Girl Group Stars, which led to her official inclusion in the seven-member group 4EVE, represented by XOXO Entertainment.

Beyond her musical career, Aheye has established a portfolio as an actress with roles in numerous television series on Thailand’s Channel 3. Her work includes appearances in Thang Phan Kam Thep, Pikaew Nang Hong, Sorn Ngao Rak, and Wasana Rak. Her performance in Wasana Rak earned her a “Best New Actress” award from the Broadcasting and Television Journalists Association of Thailand. Aheye also gained recognition for her public speaking, having presented at the 2018 TEDx Bangkok forum on the perspectives and aspirations of her generation.

4EVE's Aheye wins archery gold medal at Olympop 2026

Academic and Professional Background

Aheye’s educational background includes secondary music studies at the Srinakharinwirot University Prasarnmit Demonstration School. She pursued further training in acting and film direction before enrolling at Bangkok University in 2024. Her participation in the Olympop 2026 festival marks a continuation of her high-profile involvement in both competitive entertainment events and her core professional activities in the Thai pop music industry.

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