May Myat Noe

May Myat Noe is a prominent figure in Myanmar's entertainment industry, excelling as an actress, fashion model, and beauty pageant winner. She gained international recognition by clinching the title of Miss Asia Pacific World in 2014, marking a significant milestone as the first contestant from Myanmar to achieve this honor. Her modeling prowess was further showcased when she became a finalist in the fourth season of Asia’s Next Top Model in 2016.

Noe's creative journey began in the music industry in 2011, leading her to participate in the sixth season of Eain Met Sone Yar, where she secured the seventh runner-up position. Her transition into acting came shortly after her pageant success, with her debut in 2014. Since then, she has appeared in a variety of Burmese films and series, including notable titles such as Ti Kyat, Pawa Ma Shu Yay Ma Ku Kyay, and the Charm Series.

In addition to her work in Myanmar, Noe has expanded her horizons by acting in American films. She featured in "Invincible" (2020), directed by Daniel Zirilli, and "The Haunting of Hell Hole Mine" (2023), directed by Paul Collett. Through her diverse career, May Myat Noe has established herself as a versatile talent, making significant contributions to both local and international cinema.