LOOK: Lisa, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Filipina celebs dazzle at 'The White Lotus' season 3 premiere
The highly anticipated third season of The White Lotus is set to hit Max soon and in celebration of the premiere, the stars of the show graced the green carpet in Bangkok, Thailand.
ICYDK, season 3 of the show takes place in Thailand after its previous series welcomed guests to Hawaii and Sicily.
Ahead of Feb. 17, the cast members and celebrities from Asia gathered for a grand premiere in Bangkok.
BLACKPINK's Lisa Manoban, who makes her acting debut with the series, stunned in a gorgeous pink gown. She even recreated her iconic line from the teaser, "Sawadee ka! Welcome to the White Lotus in Thailand ka!"
Cast members Jason Isaacs and Patrick Schwarzenegger, who play father and son Timothy and Saxson Ratliff in the upcoming season, looked dapper in their blue suits.
Meanwhile, Parker Posey, who plays Timothy's wife Victoria, and Sarah Catherine Hook, who steps into the shoes of their daughter Piper, were both visions in pink florals.
Thai stars Lek Patravadi and Tayme Thapthimthong, who will play staff members at the White Lotus, also greeted fans at the premiere with smiles.
Natasha Rothwell looked gorgeous in her sleek gown. She's reprising her role as spa manager Belinda in the new season.
A few Filipinas also got to catch The White Lotus in advance including Solenn Heussaff, who donned a Martin Bautista dress; Maine Mendoza, who wore a simple yet stylish black and white gown; and Kylie Verzosa, who stunned in a Mark Bumgarner ensemble.
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The White Lotus season 3 follows a new set of characters indulging in the beautiful hotel until chaos breaks out. Things take a darker turn as the clip shows a shot of a gun, a body bag, and police on the property.
“Everyone runs from pain towards pleasure. But they get there only to find more pain,” a Buddhist monk said in the trailer.
“Something’s off,” “What the f**k is this place?” another voice heard in the background.
It's set for a Feb. 17 premiere on Max.
