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Actress Mook Woranith Says She Almost Quit Drama Over Teasing

Actress Mook Woranith revealed she almost walked out of her latest drama after misinterpreting co‑star Euro Yossawet’s teasing as rejection, prompting him to spend seven days trying to win her back. Speaking at a fan meet in Bangkok, she said she is approaching her 30th birthday, remains single, and wants a family but is focused on her business and the upcoming series 'Buy My Boss'. She added that the incident has since strengthened their working relationship.

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Mook Woranith said she almost withdrew from the drama after the first meeting with Euro Yossawet, whose teasing style she misunderstood as hostility. She recalled that during the press launch, Euro’s attempts to break the ice with jokes came across as serious because she didn’t know him well, leading her to think he didn’t want to work with her. The misunderstanding upset her so much that she considered asking the producers to let her leave the production. Euro later pursued her for seven days, apologizing and trying to clear the air.

She admitted that, at first, she believed Euro was unwilling to work with her, but when she threatened to quit, he may have simply wanted to finish the shoot. After the incident, she said she has built a strong rapport with him and now sees it as the first time a co‑star made her angry on their very first meeting.

When asked what specifically angered her, Mook explained that she is not used to long‑form dramas, especially those set in the jungle, and wanted to step out of her comfort zone to meet fellow Channel 7 actors. The miscommunication left her feeling hurt and doubtful about opening her heart, though she now understands his humor. She gave examples of his dry jokes, like offering coffee and saying, “Let the dog have it then,” which she initially took literally but later realized were just his way of joking.

She said fellow Channel 7 cast members acted as mediators, comforting both sides because everyone wanted the drama to finish smoothly. She stressed that the whole issue was merely a difference in perspective and that she now handles his sarcasm confidently, noting that she can give as good as she gets and that her mother need not worry.

Turning to her personal life, Mook revealed her 30th birthday is on October 9, when she will enter her thirties. She said she plans to spend the day with close friends, stay in her comfort zone, and enjoy time with loved ones. She acknowledged that turning 30 brings mixed feelings—a sense of starting anew and worries about family, as she hopes to marry and have children someday, though her heart is still empty at the moment.

Finally, she confirmed that her production company faces many challenges but remains determined, and they are moving ahead with the third series, 'Buy My Boss,' hoping to continue delivering quality work.

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