Kai Varayuth and Yui Jeeranan Open Up About Their Bond
Kai Varayuth shares the warm relationship with Thun Thunakorn and Yui Jeeranan, while revealing a 10 million baht financial fraud case and plans to sell his Sam Khok property.
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- Kai Varayuth recalls Thun Thunakorn's rebellious past during his first drama series.
- Yui Jeeranan expresses deep affection, treating Kai Varayuth as part of her family.
- Kai Varayuth puts his Sam Khok property on sale for 150 million baht.
- Kai Varayuth reveals a nearly 10 million baht financial fraud by a former colleague.
Kai Varayuth and Yui Jeeranan recently shared their heartwarming bond and long-standing relationship. Kai recalled how he first met Thun Thunakorn when Thun starred in his very first television drama, noting that back then, channel 3 preferred Eurasian-looking actors while Thun had a distinct traditional Thai appearance, leading Kai to suggest he join channel 7 instead.
Kai also humorously recounted Thun's fiery temper and rebellious attitude in his early career days, including a time when Thun argued fiercely with a director. However, after clearing the air, they continued working successfully together, and Kai expressed how happy he was when Thun eventually married Yui Jeeranan, transforming into a warm and loving husband and father.
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Yui Jeeranan added that Thun frequently shared stories about his lively antics with Kai in the past, fostering a deep respect and love within Yui as well. Yui considers Kai a vital part of their family, mentioning that they have even prepared a space at their upcountry home for Kai in the future, while their daughter Nong Phraw Tawan brings immense joy to everyone.
During the interview, Kai Varayuth announced his decision to sell his Sam Khok house and office spanning over two rai for 150 million baht, as his younger brothers have all passed away. He intends to use the proceeds for merit-making and to support himself.
"พี่พระเอกกับเด็กหมาในกอง เค้าก็เอาของไปขาย แต่เอาไปขายแล้วก็ไม่เอาเงินมาให้เรา ประมาณเกือบ 10 ล้าน"
Kai Varayuth
Furthermore, Kai opened up about a painful financial ordeal involving a former associate who allegedly took completed production items to sell without handing over the revenue, amounting to nearly 10 million baht. Kai had to use his own funds to finish the drama project and is currently taking legal action alongside other affected victims.
This interview sheds light on the multifaceted nature of the Thai entertainment industry, highlighting both the genuine family-like bonds formed between veterans and actors, as well as the recurring financial and contract vulnerabilities that producers face. Legal disputes over misappropriated funds underline the critical need for strict financial governance in television production.
Source: Thairath Entertainment
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