Before even taking home the gold medal, these athletes are already winning the hearts of fans with their charisma. Here are some of the good-looking athletes from the SEA Games 2019.
Pauline Lopez is the first Filpina to earn a gold medal from the Asian Taekwondo Championship in 2016.
She also won gold in the SEA Games 2015 for Taekwondo.
Chris Standhardinger is a Filipino-German basketball player.
Chris and the Philippine National Team for basketball took home the gold medal at the SEA Games 2017, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Jasmine Alkhaldi was born to a Filipina mother and a Saudi Arabian father and has represented the Philippines in the 2009 SEA Games in Laos, 2012 Summer Olympics, and 2016 Rio Olympics.
She will be representing the Philippines for swimming in the SEA Games 2019.
Ikhsan Fandi is a professional Singaporean footballer.
Ikhan and his brother Irfan are both footballers and are considered celebrities in their country.
Beckie Liu is representing the Singaporean surfing team for the SEA Games 2019.
She has also been to the Philippine surfing capital Siargao to practice surfing.
Chris Dierker is a Vietnamese American basketball player.
He is part of the Vietnam basketball team in the SEA Games 2019.
Faiq Jefri Bolkiah is a professional footballer for Leicester City Football Club and the key player of the national football team of Brunei. Have we mentioned he's also a prince? He's the younger brother of the Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah.
His Royal Highness Prince Abdul Mateen Bolkiah is not only a prince but a polo player for the Brunei National Team. Being the son of the Sultan of Brunei, Abdul Mateen is considered one of the most eligible bachelors in the royal family.
Loh Kean Yew is a badminton player, representing Singapore.
He plays in the singles and team events at the 2019 SEA Games.
Adam Akasyah is part of the Malaysia national team.
He is representing Malaysia at the Jiujitsu competition of the 2019 SEA Games.
English-Filipino Marvin John Novel is part of the Philippine delegation in the 2019 SEA Games.
He is set to compete in the light heavyweight boxing division. He previously won the gold medal at the 2017 SEA Games.
Christiam William Redden grew up in the United States before pursuing a career in ice hockey in Singapore.
He plays as a forward for the Singaporean national ice hockey team.
LR Lancero is part of the champion team at the 2017 SEA Games where they won the inaugural ice hockey tournament for the Philippines.
Aside from ice hockey, LR also does triathlon, skateboarding, and autocross challenges.
Nadeo Argawinata currently plays professional football for Borneo Football Club in Liga 1, Indonesia's top professional division.
Nadeo is part of the Indonesian football team as a goalkeeper.
Afif Sharief represents the Philippines at the Karatedo events of the 2019 SEA Games.
Aside from being a martial artist, Afif is also an actor who goes by the name Xyrus Cruz. Afif has appeared in several GMA series, Sherlock Jr.
Son of South African model Wendy Jacobs, Ikshan Fandi is part of the Singaporean national football team.
Early this year, Ikshan signed a two-year contract with Raufoss IL, a Norwegian club competing in the first division.
Aljon Salonga competes in the water polo competition as part of the Philippine delegation.
Aside from playing water polo, Aljon is also a model and has appeared in several TV commercials.
Singaporean swimmer Joseph school will compete in six events in the SEA Games.
Joseph rose to fame after he beat legendary swimmer Michael Phelps in the 2016 Olympics. With the win, Joseph took home Singapore's first Olympic gold medal.
Pham Hong Nam is part of Vietnam national team.
Pham Hong Nam competes in the doubles event of Badminton tournament at the 2019 SEA Games.
Surliyadin Surliyadin plays professional basketball in Indonesia.
He is part of Indonesia's 3x3 basketball team who notched silver in the 2019 SEA Games.
Evan Spargo is part of the Philippine national rugby union team, Volcanoes.
Aside from being a part of the Volcanoes, Evan is also a fitness coach, motivational speaker, and events host.
Filipino-Chinese Agatha Wong bagged gold in the Wushu tournament of the 2019 SEA Games.
Coming from a family of athlete, Agatha did competitive swimming, ballet, karate, and ice skating, before focusing on Wushu.