Actress and model Bee Namthip has generated excitement among fans of 'Take Hormones Thailand' after being announced as one of six celebrity 'sisters' for the show. Recently encountered at the 'Food Universe' event on May 26 at Central Pinklao, Bee explained her reasons for joining the program with host Nara Kreppakitchaiya, emphasizing she won't resort to crude language for attention but will instead show her authentic, witty side.

When asked why she decided to join 'Take Hormones,' Bee said: "They call it being a 'sister,' not a mentor. I wanted to try something new. I've done reality TV before and got tired of the same format, so I thought I'd try working with Nara. We've worked together several times and she's a fighter—hardworking and brave enough to try new things with clear vision."

Regarding Nara's initial outreach, Bee noted: "I've actually been a judge for her multiple times. She's quick-thinking and executes immediately—no pretense, no tricks. That's why I feel we just go for it straightforwardly."

When asked if she was concerned about people's existing image of her from The Face Thailand, Bee responded: "I want people to see a different side of me and realize I can do many things beyond that show. I wanted to change direction."

Addressing concerns about the show's previous crude format, Bee stated: "The world has become more open-minded. I don't need to use vulgar language to be in this show. I just need to be myself and show people who I am. There are other creative ways to insult people that are more entertaining."

When asked if she felt she could handle it, Bee said: "When I saw them cursing, I thought, 'Do I really have to curse that much?' I made it clear I won't curse like that at all. Let's see how I'll play it. I have my own catchphrases. This is homework. I don't need to promote myself on social media out of fear of being forgotten. Let's see how I perform on the show."

Asked if she's spoken with Em (Witawat), her co-sister, Bee answered: "We talk all the time, just not much in public. Her mouth is as sharp as anyone's, so I let her curse away—I'm delegating that responsibility to her."

On Lukked (Methini) being one of this season's sisters on the opposing team, Bee said: "Yes, we're on different teams but we chat secretly. I'm not sure who to target or which team member to eliminate first."

When asked about Lukked's recent drama, Bee replied: "I saw it—very spicy! I've talked to Lukked before about her problems, but she didn't tell me anything. I consider it personal business and prefer not to get involved. Since we're now in different shows, I don't want to discuss another program because it could create conflict and feel bad. We're all in the same industry, so I'd rather show mutual respect."

Asked if she has any problems with Tae Guntanaa, Bee said: "No problems at all. If you're asking if I'm worried about coming to this show and not being able to go back to the other one—if I go back, I go back."

Regarding marriage rumors, Bee clarified: "We've already gotten married, but we're not having a wedding. Better to save the money and travel instead."

On May 27, 2025, the Thai Meteorological Department forecasted thunderstorms and heavy rain in some areas of the western south region over the next 24 hours, driven by moderate southwest monsoon winds covering the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand. The public is urged to exercise caution against dangers from heavy rainfall and accumulated water. Waves in the Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand are expected to be moderate, with the upper Andaman Sea experiencing waves around 2 meters high, while the lower Andaman Sea and upper Gulf of Thailand will see 1-2 meter waves. Areas with thunderstorms may experience waves exceeding 2 meters, and fishermen are advised to navigate carefully and avoid thunderstorm zones. From May 28 to June 1, rainfall is expected to increase with heavy precipitation likely in some areas of the eastern region and western south, as a monsoon trough passes over northern Thailand combined with strengthening southwest monsoon winds. Upper Andaman Sea waves are forecast to reach 2-3 meters, with thunderstorm areas potentially exceeding 3 meters. Regional forecasts include: Northern region 40% thunderstorm coverage mainly in Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Lampoon, Phayao, Nan, Uttaradit, Tak, Kamphaeng Phet, Phichit, Phitsanulok, and Phetchabun with lows of 22-26°C and highs of 34-37°C. Northeastern region 30% thunderstorms primarily in Loei, Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Chaiyaphum, Khon Kaen, Kalasin, Maha Sarakham, Roi Et, and Nakhon Ratchasima with lows of 24-26°C and highs of 35-38°C. Central region 40% thunderstorms mainly in Nakhon Sawan, Uthai Thani, Lopburi, Saraburi, Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Nakhon Pathom, and Samut Songkhram with lows of 25-27°C and highs of 36-38°C. Eastern region 40% thunderstorms in Nakhon Nayok, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Rayong, Chanthaburi, and Trat with lows of 24-27°C and highs of 33-38°C, seas with 1-2 meter waves increasing to over 2 meters in thunderstorm areas. Southern east coast 40% thunderstorms in Chumphon, Surat Thani, and Nakhon Si Thammarat with lows of 23-26°C and highs of 34-36°C, seas around 1 meter near shore and 1-2 meters offshore, exceeding 2 meters in thunderstorm zones. Southern west coast 70% thunderstorms with heavy rain in some areas of Ranong, Phang Nga, and Phuket with lows of 23-26°C and highs of 31-34°C.

On May 26, Manas Artmongkron, a representative from the Saiyathar Saphan Bun Rescue Association in Si Songkhram District, Nakhon Phanom Province, provided an update on the mission to rescue seven miners trapped in a Laotian cave since May 19. The team reported significant progress, with water levels dropped nearly two meters after installing additional pumps and establishing communications to the final chamber where the trapped individuals are believed to be located. Despite the positive developments, two of the six front-line rescuers began experiencing dizziness and abnormal physical responses during the operation. Prioritizing team safety, commanders immediately withdrew these workers to a secure area for rest and physical evaluation before resuming rescue efforts the next morning. The team expressed continued hope and determination, thanking all supporting organizations and medical staff from Chaiyasomboon Hospital who provided around-the-clock assistance. Artmongkron clarified that the workers had not lost consciousness or been in any accident, but were simply exhausted from three days of intense operations involving both cave exploration and supply runs conducted simultaneously.

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has posted about his feelings following West Ham United's relegation from the Premier League to the Championship, expressing confidence that the Hammers will bounce back to the top flight soon.

West Ham became the final team confirmed to drop from the Premier League to the Championship next season after finishing 18th with 39 points from 38 matches.

Following the final day of the Premier League season, social media images showed Rice appearing visibly disappointed upon learning of West Ham's relegation.

Rice later posted on his personal Instagram account to West Ham, saying: "I'm really sad to see West Ham go down. This club means so much to me. I wouldn't have gotten to where I am today without everything the club did for me. I'm confident they'll be back in the Premier League soon. I'll always support them."

Rice joined West Ham's youth academy before progressing to the first team in 2015 and helped lead the club to a major trophy in the UEFA Conference League in 2022-23, before transferring to Arsenal in 2023.

On May 26, 2025, Interior Department Director General Naruchai Kotsasiwhilaisakul announced that on May 25, the department launched a "clean house" operation to conduct drug screening of village chiefs, sub-district headmen, assistant headmen, village health volunteers, sub-district medical officers, territorial defense volunteers, and civil servants across all 878 districts nationwide. The operation aimed to demonstrate a strong commitment to drug prevention and suppression while raising the standards of local leaders to serve as trustworthy role models for the public.

Results showed that out of 286,553 officials tested, 286,506 tested negative for drugs while 47 tested positive, representing just 0.02 percent of all those screened. The director general stated that this operation is part of implementing the government's four-pillar security policy to comprehensively address the drug problem through four measures: SEAL border operations to intercept drug smuggling, suppression of drug networks and influential figures, treatment and rehabilitation of drug users, and local-level prevention using village chiefs, headmen, and community watch mechanisms.

The Department of Interior has established clear and strict guidelines for handling cases of local officials involved with drugs or testing positive, treating such conduct as dereliction of duty and behavior unbecoming of their position. District officers must conduct investigations and take decisive legal action. The procedure includes appointing an investigation committee, filing charges, temporary suspension during laboratory confirmation, and upon confirmed positive results, district officers must report to provincial governors who will order immediate removal from office.

The director general emphasized that all local officials must uphold moral and ethical standards and serve as positive examples for society to maintain public trust. The department will take strict, transparent, and uncompromising legal and disciplinary action against any officials involved in drug-related activities or conduct that damages the integrity and credibility of their positions.

A 71-year-old man lost over 500,000 baht to scammers who abandoned him at a stationery shop after withdrawing cash, fleeing with the money intended for a fraudulent land deal. On May 26, 2569, Ms. Suphalikhit Nammuan, acting district chief of Mueang Yasothon, along with district health and Dharma Center officials, visited the victim's residence in Tambon Tadthong to investigate. Officials met with the victim's wife, Saowlakshan (surname withheld), who reported that on May 25 at approximately 9:00 AM, individuals claiming to be named Chuchat and associates contacted them about renting a house for workers. Chuchat later told the victim he was purchasing land with a woman named Phen from Tadthong but needed 500,000 baht in advance. The scammers then drove the victim to an ATM at Don Mayaang in Tadthong to withdraw the money. Afterward, they took him to a stationery shop to purchase loan documents. When the victim went inside alone to buy the contract papers, Chuchat and his associates drove off, abandoning the elderly man at the shop. The victim immediately filed a police report at Mueang Yasothon Police Station. Initial investigation suggests this is an organized scam operation rather than the drug-related scheme circulating on social media. The district health office will coordinate with the MCATT team to provide psychological support and counseling to the victim.