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Nothing binds the heart except understanding! Jin Khuang Kwang publicly opens up about finding his girlfriend and experiencing life improvements, with health support helping him reduce drinking as he prepares for business expansion in Korea.

The couple made their first joint media appearance together. Jin Jarin Thamvattana, heir to a prominent family, and his girlfriend Kwang Ratitcha Phaengsap have frequently been seen at social events and streaming together on social media. Most recently, on May 18, 2026, both attended the launch of VFC & BB Clinic, a new comprehensive fertility and health center in the heart of Sukhumvit, at VFC & BB Clinic on Sukhumvit Soi 11, where they gave interviews to the press.

When asked why they came to the event, Kwang shared, "I learned something new today—that men and women who've had permanent sterilization can still have children. It's completely new information to me. You don't even have to reverse the procedure, and it barely hurts."

When asked if they've considered having children, Jin joked, "Let's stick to being beauty customers for now. If we had kids right now, by the time our child finished high school, I'd be over 60. When they graduated from university, people would think their grandparents came to work!" (laughs)

Asked about their current business collaboration, Jin said, "We're selling snacks and such," while Kwang added, "We import snacks."

Regarding their partnership, Kwang enthused, "It's great. I get to see Khun Jin do new things and he does them well. He's been selling really well lately and runs great promotions."

Jin explained, "It's in my blood—I come from a merchant family. Now that we're streaming every night, I don't go out partying anymore. We just sit together, the two of us."

When asked if Jin had become more handsome, he replied, "Thank you," while Kwang added, "He looks fresher because he's drinking less. I haven't forbidden it, but by keeping busy with work and streaming, he simply doesn't have time to drink."

Jin cautiously noted, "I'm afraid of saying something I don't understand and saying too much."

Has his lifestyle improved? Jin reflected, "I go to bed late—it's 2 AM by the time the stream ends and I still wake up early. But I go out less. I can tell my body is getting less tired."

When asked what both are currently focused on, Jin said, "We're focused on living together, understanding each other, and taking care of each other."

Kwang added, "We're looking at the business and expanding it, especially in food. We already have skincare products and Jin has his market. We're thinking about what we can do together. Jin wants to open a night market."

Jin revealed that meeting Kwang has made his life better. When asked if he agrees with Kwang's sentiment that finding her has improved his life, Jin responded, "You can definitely see it—things have been getting progressively better. Even though we used to go out every night, we've been adjusting in positive ways. At our age, if we kept living that way, I wouldn't even make it to 60. Now things are improving."

Kwang revealed there's nothing holding her back—it's all about understanding. When asked what binds Jin to her, Kwang said, "Oh wow, nothing really. It's based on understanding. It's like there's no force involved. We just live normally. All I ask is that when we stream, he doesn't drink. Other than that, he can enjoy time with friends."

When asked if his reputation preceded their relationship, Kwang explained, "We talked clearly from the start about what I'm like—what I like, what I don't like, and where I can adjust. Usually, I don't go out at all, don't drink, don't party. But he's the complete opposite. But we talked about it and agreed he doesn't have to stop, just ease up. I'm not forcing him. I want him to reduce it because he genuinely wants to."

Asked if this was their first interview, Kwang confirmed, "Yes, it's our first time. I'm nervous. Usually with beauty and skincare content, we don't do media appearances. But these days I'm happy—there's nothing wrong. He's improved and I'm happy about it."

When asked again if Jin has become more handsome, Jin insisted, "I was already handsome."

Kwang burst out laughing, "Oh wow, yes! He looks much younger, handsomer than when we first met."

Jin joked, "My heels have become my face," referring to the dramatic change.

Kwang is happy to support Jin in reducing drinking and improving his health. When asked if she feels satisfied seeing their success and how it's helped him change, Kwang said, "I'm happy. I feel happy all the time. I'm not forcing anything. We live together with understanding, and he genuinely tries to improve himself every day."

Bangkok – May 15, 2026 – Mr. DIY, Thailand's leading home improvement and lifestyle products retailer, has launched a major 'Mr. DIY Price Lock' campaign offering original prices with no increases across all stores nationwide and online for three consecutive months from May 1 to July 31, 2026. The initiative aims to help consumers budget confidently amid challenging economic conditions and rising living costs.

Anupap Kongmalay, Vice President of Marketing at Mr. DIY Holding (Thailand) Public Company Limited, stated: "During this period when economic conditions and cost of living remain challenging for consumers—with rising consumer goods prices, daily expenses, and various costs trending upward—Mr. DIY, as a brand that has supported Thai people for 10 years, is committed to easing the burden on Thai consumers. We are launching the 'Mr. DIY Price Lock' campaign with original prices and no increases across all stores as another promise that we not only offer diverse and accessible products, but are dedicated to helping consumers save money and reduce their cost of living burden throughout the country. By freezing prices across all merchandise without any increases during this three-month campaign period, Thai people can always access necessary everyday products at affordable prices."

The 'Mr. DIY Price Lock' campaign stems from a commitment to reducing consumer expenses under the concept of 'original prices, no increases, everything in store.' It covers approximately 16,000 products across six main categories including household goods, tools and repair equipment, lifestyle products, and everyday necessities across more than 1,200 branches in 77 provinces nationwide and online at www.mrdiy.co.th from May 1 to July 31, 2026. This reflects the brand's position prioritizing value alongside convenient store access and diverse product selection covering all daily needs of Thai consumers. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/MRDIY_PriceLock2026.

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Snail Lakpeut arrived at Rangsit International Boxing Stadium early on the morning of May 19, 2569, fully prepared both physically and mentally for tonight's bout against Boonmee Sixnine. The female boxer, dressed in an all-white warm-up suit with "Thailand" printed on the back and a white cap, weighed in at 115 pounds (52.2 kilograms) and stands 167 centimeters tall. She revealed her most confident weapon is her elbow strike, stating confidently, "If it lands, they drop," and emphasized she wants spectators to see the results rather than dwelling on past events.

Snail stated she has trained intensely every day for the past three weeks, waking up at 5:00 AM each morning. Though she admitted the first week was challenging due to her inexperience with competitive boxing training, causing some muscle soreness, she has grown considerably. Her sole goal for today is victory, though she plans to continue training afterward as she aspires to become a professional boxer.

During the training period, Snail said she has learned discipline and gained valuable lessons from the previous incident, which has helped her improve her temperament in society. She acknowledged being hotheaded and impulsive before but has become much calmer now. Though she admitted fault in the previous altercation, she considers it resolved and views tonight purely as a sporting contest, promising such incidents won't occur again.

Regarding her family, Snail revealed her mother is supportive and will attend ringside for encouragement, telling her to fight with full effort. As for Boonmee, they haven't communicated since appearing on a talk show, but Snail's final message to her opponent is to bring everything she has, as Snail intends to do the same.

After passing the medical examination clearance to compete, Snail entered the ring to familiarize herself with the setting, since she has never competed before. She performed respectful wai to the boxing shrine and practiced her signature elbow strikes in Boonmee's red corner, both for technique refinement and psychological advantage before their scheduled bout at approximately 20:30.

In a Cabinet meeting on May 19, 2025, chaired by Prime Minister Anuthine Charnveerakul, the Finance Ministry presented the results of loan expenditure screening committee meetings, highlighting the 'Thai Helping Thai Plus' program. The initiative will provide cost-of-living assistance to approximately 30 million people in a 60-40 split, with the government paying 60 percent and citizens paying 40 percent, distributing 1,000 baht per month for two months under the 4-trillion-baht borrowing decree.

The Finance Ministry also proposed preparations for hosting the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank's annual meetings from October 12-18, 2025, at the Sirikit National Convention Centre, including establishing a national steering committee and designating special holidays during the hosting period.

Additional agenda items included the Foreign Ministry's proposal for a Thailand-France partnership action plan (2028-2029), to be signed May 25 in Paris. The Defense Ministry proposed a memorandum of understanding with Singapore regarding joint military training (Cobra Gold), scheduled for signing between May 29-31 in Singapore.

The Budget Bureau submitted measures to aid government contractors affected by the Middle East conflict situation. The National Economic and Social Development Council presented progress on Thailand's application to join the OECD and mechanisms to advance membership.

Crucially, the Prime Minister's Office proposed guidelines for addressing the Constitutional Court's consideration of whether the 4-trillion-baht emergency decree complies with Article 172 of the Constitution. The Labor Ministry also proposed setting skill-based wage standards for four sectors.

On May 19, 2025, at Government House, Industry Minister Weerawuth Silpaacha discussed proposals from joint consultations with CP Chairman and the private sector. CP Chairman Thanin Chearavanont noted that Thailand possesses renewable energy above ground, which is more important than underground oil reserves, emphasizing that even with military budgets, armed forces need food to operate. This aligns with the Prime Minister's agricultural industry policy, which Weerawuth discussed with Deputy PM and Commerce Minister Supachai Suthaphand on May 18 regarding how to maintain quality Thai fruit year-round or extract high-value compounds for export, supporting Thailand's food security.

The ministry is also supporting SMEs, whose main challenges are small and medium scale operations. Beyond loan measures, SMD Bank will coordinate with various agencies and provide not just funding but also workforce development knowledge. Weerawuth emphasized using a unified industrial policy framework to elevate SMEs.

Weerawuth noted that many citizens are installing solar rooftops to reduce electricity costs and use cleaner energy, but safety in equipment selection and installation meeting standards is critical. The Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) has issued comprehensive standards covering solar panels, inverters, converters, batteries, wiring, design, and system testing, being pushed as mandatory standards by early 2027.

The ministry will also release a solar installation safety guide. Before installation, homeowners should determine which system type suits them: on-grid connecting to the power grid, off-grid using separate power, or hybrid systems, based on budget and usage needs. Equipment must carry TISI or international certification marks, with proper wiring and inverters selected to prevent electrical hazards.

Installation should use certified skilled technicians with post-installation support available. Homeowners should regularly inspect panels, wiring, and control boxes, and install CO2 fire extinguishers. In emergencies, never spray water directly on electrical equipment or panels; shut down the system first and alert firefighters that the home has a solar installation for safe response.