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Mario Maurer existing in this world is already a blessing to his fans, what more if you could meet him in person and hear what he has to say? Bet you would not know how are you going to manage all these emotions once you meet him.

It is not every day that this Thai heartthrob crosses the pond and comes face to face with his international fans, but 2020 seems to be a lucky year for Mario’s Filipino fans as he is headed for Manila for his first-ever solo fan meeting.

The 31-year-old actor dropped the good news on Instagram on Tuesday, February 25, announcing that the event will happen on June 28 at the Skydome in SM North Edsa in Quezon City.

“This is very exciting for me because, finally, I will be seeing all the lovely faces of my dearest fans from the Philippines,” he wrote.

Ticket prices range from PHP3,500 all the way up to PHP15,000.

“Tickets will be available starting on March 6, 2020, at 10:00 AM, Philippine standard time,” he said.

It can be remembered that Mario won the hearts of the international audience for his role as Shone, a good-looking and famous student in his school, in the 2010 Thai romantic comedy film Crazy Little Thing Called Love, along with Baifern Pimchanok.

Following the huge success of this film, the actor did not only gain lots of fans both locally and globally but also the opportunity to star in international films, including Suddenly It’s Magic, a 2012 Filipino-Thai romantic film, where he was partnered with Filipino actress Erich Gonzales.

Apart from being part of a Filipino movie, Mario also became an endorser of local clothing brand Penshoppe.

The Thai star was in the Philippines last 2017 to spearhead Head & Shoulders Supreme launch along with Sandara Park. They are both endorsers of the shampoo brand.

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