Thai actor Sattaphong “Tao” Phiangphor went to Manila to meet his Filipino fans through a fan convention titled, “Prince Tao: The Royal Fan Gathering” at Cinema 6 of SM North EDSA.

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You are cordially invited to Prince Tao: The Royal Fan Convention! Get your curtseys in check for Lakorn royalty, Sattaphong "Tao" Phiangphor on September 23, 2018, 6 PM, at Cinema 6, SM City North EDSA. Tickets will be available on August 15, 2018 at 12 noon in all SM Tickets outlets nationwide and online via www.smtickets.com.Ticket prices and perks are as follows: MVP 1 – 3, 500.00php with fan sign and hi-touch MVP 2 – 3, 500.00php with group photo by 20’s and hi-touch VIP – 2,500.00php with hi-touch GENERAL ADMISSION – 1, 500.00php *Ticket charges apply Be part of Tao’s first ever visit in the Philippines! Get a chance to walk the red carpet, enjoy royal activities, know more about the crown prince, and take part in the royal dance. It’s gonna be a night to remember! Prince Tao: The Royal Fan Convention is brought to fans by CDM Entertainment and Star Hunter Studios in cooperation with SM Cinemas and SM Tickets. Please stay tuned for more details. #PrinceTaoInManila #TAOSTP

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The actor went on Instagram to share some photos with his Filipino fans and said, “Salamat sa pagpunta at sa suporta nyo. Hindi ko malilimutan ang first fan meeting ko sa Manila👍🏻. Sana’y makita ko kayo muli. Mahal na mahal ko kayo❤️”

Tao was known for his role in the Philippines as “Prince Ian” in the latest remake of the drama, Princess Hours.

The actor said that he felt good as soon as his plane landed on the airport because he immediately noticed the warm welcome from his fans.

Tao is a very talented artist as he can both act & sing. He also shared that his role model was his father.

He also showed interest about working in the Philippines and jokingly said to contact his manager instead during his press conference on Saturday. Tao already know Tagalog words such as “Salamat,” “Mahal Ko Kayo,” and “Gutom Ako.”

We hope to see you again soon, Prince Ian!

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