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Pek Sanchai Responds After Nuch Claims Close Bond

Pek Sanchai reveals his reaction after Tak Phromanyon calls him regarding Nuch's claims on Hone Krasae.

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22 Sep 2026Source: Thairath Entertainment2 min read (0 views)
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Pek Sanchai Responds After Nuch Claims Close Bond

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  • Nuch claimed on Hone Krasae that she is close with celebrity Pek Sanchai
  • Tak Phromanyon, Pek's brother-in-law, quickly intervened and called Pek
  • Pek Sanchai stated during the phone call that he has no idea who she is

A social media uproar began after an individual named Nuch appeared on the popular TV program Hone Krasae and claimed to have a close relationship with businessman Pek Sanchai, stating they would greet each other and she was always called "younger sibling" whenever they met.

The situation escalated quickly when actor Tak Phromanyon, who is Pek Sanchai's brother-in-law, took to social media to express disbelief, stating that even as a close relative he has rarely witnessed such familiarity and warning that the person picked the wrong target.

This incident highlights a common phenomenon on social media where individuals fabricate or exaggerate close relationships with public figures for attention, a trend that often unravels quickly once the actual persons involved speak out.

Subsequently, Tak Phromanyon posted an update showing that he had directly called Pek Sanchai to verify the claims, captioning the post to reveal Pek's immediate reaction upon picking up the phone.

"The first thing Phi Pek said was, 'Who the hell is that? Who are you, you bastard?'"

Tak Phromanyon

Following the revelation, numerous internet users flooded the comments section with humorous remarks, joking that without photographic evidence the claim is invalid, and noting how some people tend to claim knowing everyone while nobody actually knows them.

Source: Thairath Entertainment

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