Phet Pak Plara Settles Defamation Case With Nara
Phet Pak Plara announced the end of her defamation case with Nara Crepe Katoey, involving a 140,000 baht payment and a 5-day public apology.
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- Phet Pak Plara announced on Facebook that her defamation case has officially concluded.
- She is required to pay 100,000 baht to the court and 40,000 baht to Nara Crepe Katoey, totaling 140,000 baht.
- She must publish a public apology on social media for five consecutive days.
Social media controversy has reached its legal conclusion as Phet Pak Plara took to her official Facebook page to inform followers and the public that her defamation case involving Nara Crepe Katoey has officially ended following a court ruling in Thailand.
According to her announcement, Phet revealed the specific financial terms mandated by the legal proceedings. She is required to pay a total of 140,000 baht, which is divided into a 100,000 baht payment to the court and 40,000 baht paid directly to the plaintiff, Nara Crepe Katoey (whose real name is Aniwat Prathumthin).
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Defamation cases involving social media statements in Thailand often conclude with financial settlements, mandatory public apologies, and strict adherence to court orders. This case serves as a legal reminder for online content creators and influencers regarding digital accountability and the consequences of public remarks.
Alongside the financial settlement, another key condition of the resolution requires Phet Pak Plara to publish a formal apology statement across her social media channels for a duration of five days, starting from September 10, 2026.
“Thank you to the court for your mercy today. The case is concluded. Paid 100,000 to the court, 40,000 to Khun Nara, totaling 140,000 baht. Post an apology for 5 days ‼️ Case decided. Thank you for all the support. This is another major lesson I have learned. Let's move on and live life.”
Phet Pak Plara
The official apology post shared by Phet stated that she, Phet Kamutamas, used the media space to apologize to Aniwat Prathumthin, also known as Nara Crepe Katoey, for defaming statements made via social media platforms. She expressed genuine remorse and acknowledged that the incident serves as a significant life lesson.
Following the announcement, numerous fans and online supporters left encouraging comments on her page. Many expressed the sentiment that humans make mistakes, viewing the incident as an important learning experience and wishing her mindfulness in her future endeavors.
Source: Thairath Entertainment
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