Career
Nuntita was part of a television show called Venus Flytrap Search for the Missing Puzzle in 2007. As one of twelve contestants, she competed to take the place of two former cast members. She became popular after a performance during her audition on and became a YouTube hit when she first performed singing as a girl, and the crowd was amazed when she switched to a masculine voice.
Nuntita was convinced to audition for by Anucha "Chi" Lanprasert, a talent scout.
lieutenant was Nuntita"s idea to surprise the crowd by first singing in a middleweight contralto voice before switching to a masculine baritone midway through the audition. In an April episode of the show, the judges picked Nuntita to be one of 48 semifinalists.
She received the second most votes in the semifinal round, and was thus subject to the three judges" determining votes. She passed to the final round by receiving "yes" votes from two of the three judges.
Her first remixed song on the show"s audition stage was a combination of "Yahk Roo Tae Mai Yahk Taam" by Calories Blah Blah and "Unlovable" by MILD, two popular Thai tunes.
The three-minute song displayed Nuntita"s choice of song style, mixing different genres and vocal ranges. After Nuntita"s audition video appeared on YouTube and other sites, the video quickly went viral. She sometimes dubbed as Thailand"s version of Scottish singer Susan Boyle.
Nuntita appeared on multiple Thai talk shows and had many nationally televised performances.
She has appeared in television shows such as Mum Show hosted by Petchtai Wongkamlao where she spoke of her gender transition. She said she participated in the army conscription lottery but did not draw the commission to enlist in Thailand"s army.
Nuntita also performed the full versions of "Yahk Roo Tae Mai Yahk Taam" and "Unloveable" at a promotional event for Mission Tiffany Universe, Thailand"s transsexual beauty pageant. television shows and other publicity outlets commonly interviewed her about her reaction to the sudden fame.
Bell was also featured on the front cover of Who Weekly Magazine.
In July 2011, she held a one-night concert to her fans in Singapore.