Bum Panadda's Daughter Accuses Stepfather Got Athip of Taking Millions
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Andaman, the daughter of actress Bum Panadda, has reached a breaking point after her mother announced their divorce from Got Athip today (October 28, 2026). This follows repeated betrayals and the alleged depletion of 7 million baht from Andaman's safe, with an additional 10 million baht sought. Andaman posted a detailed clarification:
First, she corrected the record that she is no longer studying medicine but is currently enrolled at Bangkok University's Faculty of Communication Arts.
Second, she stated she remains in normal contact with her biological father and denied that her parents separated because of a "second house." She noted her father was very concerned when he had a car accident.
Third, she described her mother as someone who loved deeply and trusted too much, and revealed that Got Athip held misogynistic views and gaslighted her mother, changing her significantly. Andaman said she disapproved of his mindset and rarely spoke to him, living separately from her mother. She only learned last month about her 17-18 year old half-brother (stepson) and discovered that Got Athip proudly boasted about the boy to others before sending him back to Laos.
Andaman then directly addressed Got Athip, demanding he care for his own 14-year-old daughter, who is still reliant on Bum Panadda for credit card payments and education fees. She questioned who would pay the girl's tuition, stating she would not allow her mother to continue paying, and criticized the idea of sending a 7-year-old to school without kindergarten preparation.
Andaman affirmed that the Good Deeds Foundation is transparent and not involved in any of these matters, and welcomed scrutiny. She concluded by demanding the return of the millions taken from her safe, saying it would be shameful for a nearly 60-year-old man to be pursued by a 20-year-old for the money, and suggested he could deduct what he spent on house plants.