Becky Still Fighting 20-Million-Baht Label Debt Case

Actress Becky Rebecca Armstrong is juggling an incredibly packed schedule. She recently appeared at the UNIQLO 2026 Fall & Winter collection launch at Dusit Thani Bangkok, reflecting the concept of "Modern City Feelings."

Becky is preparing five new songs that will debut together at her birthday concert in November. When asked about her workload, she laughed and said, "I'm doing a lot right now—preparing music and managing a huge home construction project." She confirmed that all five songs have already been recorded and will be unveiled at her birthday celebration.

She's also training intensively for the HYROX competition, an unexpected challenge she's decided to take on. Her team is called "Team Armstrong not so strong." Despite limited rehearsal time before the competition, Becky emphasized wanting to enjoy it rather than push herself too hard. "Running is the toughest part," she noted, as the competition involves multiple running segments interspersed with other physical challenges like skiing and rowing.

When asked about her fitness preparation, Becky explained she's running as much as possible since the competition emphasizes that element. However, she's careful not to overtrain because her work schedule continues afterward. She balances training with piano lessons and vocal coaching, fitting everything into available slots throughout the day. "We can do a lot in 24 hours if we're having fun," she said, insisting she doesn't feel overloaded despite the heavy commitments.

She also revealed she hasn't been seeing her friend Freen much lately, suspecting Freen is intensively rehearsing for her own concert. Regarding an upcoming surprise for Freen's birthday on Saturday, Becky confirmed she already has a gift prepared.

Beyond her entertainment career and fitness goals, Becky updated her legal situation. She remains in an ongoing court battle with her former company over unpaid compensation of approximately 20 million baht. She stressed that she has not received a single baht and believes she deserves payment for her work. Despite the legal struggle, she's determined to continue fighting for justice while moving forward with her fresh start.