Pich Sophea Biography: Parents, Siblings, Age, Height, Net Worth, Movies & Songs, Husband, Albums

Pich Sophea, is a Cambodian singer, songwriter, actress, and brand ambassador whose emotive ballads and resilient journey from street vendor to national icon have captivated audiences across Khmer entertainment.

She burst onto the scene in 2004 with the hit “Better Day,” a collaboration with rapper DJ-Sdey under Hang Meas Production, blending traditional Khmer melodies with modern pop.

Sophea’s career spans over 200 songs, acting roles in dramas like The Last Verse (2012), and ambassadorships for Oppo Cambodia (2016) and the W-Foundation, while her philanthropy through the Meas Soksophea Heart Foundation underscores her commitment to education and flood relief.

Profile

• Full Name: Pich Sophea
• Stage Name: Pich Sophea
• Born: June 9, 1985
• Age: 40 years old
• Birthplace: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
• Nationality: Cambodian
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, Actress, And Brand Ambassador
• Height: 1.65m
• Parents: Pich Savann and Sour Sopheap
• Siblings: 4
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $5 million

Early Life and Education

Pich Sophea was born on June 9, 1985, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to Pich Savann, a former director of the provincial Department of Industry, and Sour Sopheap, an employee in the same department. As the second of five children, she grew up in a modest household that relocated to Kandal Province’s Kien Svay district in 1990 after her father’s sudden death.

Facing severe financial hardship during Cambodia’s 2000 floods, Sophea and her brother sold sugarcane juice on the streets to support the family. She attended Sisowath High School but dropped out after Grade 11, forgoing further education to pursue singing at local events and weddings.

Her Khmer ethnicity and practices Theravada Buddhist faith.

Career

Pich Sophea embarked on her professional journey in 1997 as a teenager, performing at weddings and local gatherings to help her family amid economic struggles. She signed with Rasmey Hang Meas Production in 2004, releasing her debut single “Better Day” with rapper DJ-Sdey, which quickly topped Khmer charts and introduced her soulful voice to a wider audience.

By 2005, she joined U2 Production, covering English tracks like “How Do I Live?” to showcase her range, while venturing into acting with minor roles in Khmer dramas. Her early albums, such as Soksophea (2004) and Srey Oun (2007), fused traditional instruments with pop, earning her initial radio play and festival slots that built a loyal fanbase in Cambodia.

Sophea’s rise accelerated in the 2010s with chart-topping hits like “STOP” and “Dance Today,” amassing millions of streams and solidifying her as a pop powerhouse. She won the Anachak Dara Award for Young Singer with the Most Beautiful Voice in 2011 and Best Female Pop Singer in 2013, while her 2014 Huawei ambassadorship boosted her visibility.

Acting highlights included leading The Last Verse (2012) and Bayon Love Story (2015), earning the NRG Music Award for Best Female Artist in 2017. Philanthropy became central too; she founded the Meas Soksophea Heart Foundation in 2011 for flood relief and education, and performed US tours in 2011–2013, gaining diaspora support and international acclaim.

Pich Sophea remains a dominant force in Cambodian music, releasing singles like “Resolution” (2022) and collaborating on “ចង្កេះទន់ទោរ” (2023) with Tempo Tris, merging folk with R&B for over 850,000 Instagram followers. Her 2015 W-Foundation role aids garment workers, and she mentors via The Voice Cambodia judging.

Recent acting in Bayon Eternal (2024) and endorsements with Calipzo sustain her influence, inspiring youth through resilience narratives. Despite personal challenges like her 2025 divorce from Rada Ith (m. 2007), she channels energy into artistry and advocacy, embodying Khmer empowerment.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @pichsopheasp
• Facebook Handle: Pich Sophea
• Twitter Handle: Unknown

Personal Life

Pich Sophea’s current relationship status is not publicly known to the media, and there is no information in authoritative sources confirming she is married or has children. Her social media activity, however, contains hints that suggest she may be single.

Discography

• Soksophea (Album, 2004)
• Srey Oun (Album, 2007)
• Srolang Knea Ban Teh (Album, 2015)
• “Better Day” (Single, 2004)
• “How Do I Live?” (Single, 2005)
• “STOP” (Single, collaboration with Tena Khimphun, 2010s)
• “Dance Today” (Single, 2010s)
• “Pushing You Away” (Single, from Srolang Knea Ban Teh, 2015)
• “Resolution” (Single, 2022)
• “ចង្កេះទន់ទោរ” (Jong Kes Ton Tor) (Single, collaboration with Tempo Tris and B.O.B, 2023)

Filmography

• The Last Verse (2012)
• Bayon Love Story (2015)
• Bayon Eternal (2024)

Net Worth

Pich Sophea has an estimated net worth of $5 million. She derives her wealth from album sales and concert tours across Asia, acting royalties from Khmer films and series, and high-profile ambassadorships with Huawei and Calipzo, bolstered by foundation-related endorsements.