Entertainment Figures Mourn Death of Nat Mahaethaep

Entertainment figures have joined together to mourn Nat Mahaethaep, who recently faced public controversy with prominent actors and celebrities before his death. They have offered prayers and blessings for his peaceful passage to the afterlife. Nan shared a touching video of her final words of love to her son.

Previously, Water Rapipat and numerous entertainment personalities had publicly discussed Nat Mahaethaep's demand for high appearance fees from actors participating in a football charity event. This prompted Young Sorram to announce his withdrawal from the football event, and Water Rapipat had livestreamed heated criticism of Nat Mahaethaep over the matter.

Recently, social media was shocked when DJ Seed (Arkrat Win Chuansirisuk) posted a tribute announcing Nat Mahaethaep's death on July 4, 2026, along with a heartfelt message: "This journey is a long one and we won't meet again, Phi Nat Mahaethaep. I offer my condolences to you for everything. We have no outstanding issues between us, Phi. I hope you travel peacefully. Just yesterday I was able to visit you. You were tired, Phi. You told me you suspected you wouldn't make it past the end of this month. When I saw your condition, I told our group to hurry and visit you because it wouldn't likely be more than seven days."

DJ Seed continued: "I told you that we've lived a worthwhile life—a life well spent playing football in different places. We grew tired talking about it. I was part of your Mahaethaep team from when it was founded, when it had no reputation, until it became known throughout the country. Regardless of how people know it, your dream was for the team to be recognized. Today you've accomplished that completely. Rest well, Phi Nat Mahaethaep. 4.07.2026."

Tong Chuanchuean posted a tribute saying: "Phi Tong offers condolences and wishes for you to travel to a better realm. Nat Mahaethaep, RIP."

Comedy actor and athlete Jack Thunwa posted: "I offer condolences to my brother Nat Mahaethaep. May you reach a good place and suffer no more. Thank you for the time we spent together. The good things will remain and stay with us forever."

Director and screenwriter Aphidet Duanyai posted a photo from a football event with entertainment industry friends, offering condolences: "Rest well, brother Nat Mahaethaep. Nearly 10 years of knowing Nat—our lives were deeply intertwined. We talked about almost everything, went places together. Nat stayed at my house, I stayed at his place for months. When Nat had a child, I bought gold as a gift. We did activities together, played football. We could read each other's minds. When he wanted to make an MV, I made it for him. When he wanted to become an actor, I taught him. When he wanted to become a director, I taught him. I gave him every opportunity and supported him in every way. I would gently remind and advise him."

He continued: "But lately, Nat seemed dissatisfied. He stabbed me in the back, attacked me, and spread rumors—both true and false—causing me harm. People came and told me about it. Eventually we grew apart. Nat became associated with negative news. I chose to remain silent, not to counter-attack or get involved at all. We went our separate ways until finally he became ill and passed away. I offer Nat my complete condolences. I'm not angry with Nat anymore. Everyone has both strengths and weaknesses, but I choose to remember Nat's good qualities."

Meanwhile, Nan Charuwan posted sadly: "You've gone so far away now, my love. 4/7/2569 20:27," and shared a heartbreaking clip of Nat Mahaethaep with his son, captioning it: "Saying I love you one last time. Dad loves you, Non."