Peach and Me

GMM 25's Peach and Me (2026) picks up right where Me and Thee left off, with the wedding of Thee (Naravit Lertratkosum) and Peach (Phuwin Tangsakyuen). The newlyweds vow to be sensible adults, but Thee's obsessive love and Peach's grounded pragmatism collide in a mansion full of mafia ghosts and perfume bottles. Directed by Nuttapong Mongkolsawas and written by laWila, this 4-episode miniseries ran Saturdays from July 11 to August 1, 2026, on GMM 25.

The cast includes Jakrapatr Kaewpanpong as Rome, Supha Sangaworawong as Mok, Tanapon Sukumpantanasan as Tawan, and Pongsapak Udomphoch as Aran. The show balances laugh-out-loud chaos, like Thee's plan for six months of weekly honeymoons, with quieter moments about building a shared life. Its predecessor Me and Thee broke GMMTV's X trending record with over 8 million posts during its finale, setting high expectations for this spin-off. [edit]

After their wedding at the Arseni mansion, Thee and Peach commit to being more sensible adults. Thee, a former mafia heir turned perfume mogul, has stepped back from his family's underworld connections to focus on his company GMMTheeV. Peach, a freelance photographer, tries to maintain his career while adjusting to Thee's extravagant world. Their plan to take a honeymoon every week for six months quickly unravels, forcing Peach to ask for time off to return to work, the first real tension in their marriage.

Meanwhile, Rome (Jakrapatr Kaewpanpong), Thee's younger brother, takes over as leader of the Arseni family operations, struggling under the weight of expectations. Mok (Supha Sangaworawong) supports him as they face their own challenges. Thee's obsessive love, a defining trait from the original series, creates both comic and dramatic conflicts. His attempts at restraint clash with his naturally dramatic personality, leading to chaotic mansion scenes. Peach asserts his independence while reassuring Thee of his commitment.

The supporting cast includes Tawan (Tanapon Sukumpantanasan) and Aran (Pongsapak Udomphoch), who provide comic relief and additional relationship dynamics. Mira (Thasorn Klinnium) and Plub (Pattraphus Borattasuwan) round out the ensemble as friends and confidants. Thee and Rome's father (Piya Vimuktayon) represents the older generation's expectations and the family's complicated legacy. The series explores balancing love with personal ambition, maintaining individuality within a partnership, and the humorous chaos of building a life together. Each episode follows the couple navigating everyday married life, from household disagreements to family obligations, while Thee's past connections and Rome's new responsibilities create ongoing complications.[edit]