[2] In July 2016, the 20-year-old Cherprang was attracted by the recruitment of members of BNK48, a new sister group of AKB48 in Thailand, but the applicants were required to be aged between 12 and 18 years only.

[2] Cherprang was amongst the 29 persons who passed the final audition, and became a trainee of BNK48 when the group was announced at Japan Expo 2017 on 12 February 2017.

[14] Pongchuk Pissathanporn from La-Ong-Fong band, the musical director of the group, described Cherprang as having leadership and responsibilities, saying that was why the management team found her suitable for the captain position.

[16] She applied for candidacy in the 2018 general election of AKB48, a polling event to find the 100 most popular 48 Group members to join the 53rd single of AKB48.

[18] According to the election result, she obtained a total of 26,202 votes and won the 39th place, thus qualified to join the single as part of the Next Girls unit.

[4] After finishing the alternative school in the academic year 2013,[29] she was admitted to the Mahidol University International College, where she was a student majoring in chemistry and minoring in physics.

[4] She coauthored a research paper about the blue bottle experiment, which was published in the Royal Society Open Science journal in November 2017.

[33][34] In 2018, she filed a complaint with the Technology Crime Suppression Division in Bangkok after someone inserted an image of a dildo into one of her Instagram pictures.

[35] She gave a speech during a special talk session on "Youth Commitment to Sustainable Development Goals" at Sophia University, Japan, in 2019, along with other representatives from UNESCAP & UNESCO.

[40] On 20 September 2017, Thailand's national youth day, Cherprang was given a Rotary Club of Chatuchak's juvenile award by former deputy prime minister Bhichai Rattakul.

[42] On 9 March 2018, she, along with Kaew and Satchan, her fellow BNK48 members, were announced as role models in education at EduLife Expo 2018 in Bangkok, where they received shield trophies from Princess Soamsawali.

[43][44] In 2018, her fans also raised money to build a scientific library with a computer chamber at Ban Pa Daet School (Thai: โรงเรียนบ้านป่าแดด) in Santi Suk, Nan, Northern Thailand, and named it after her.