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Entertainment Star – Koi Orachai Opens Up About Love and Relationship with Tim Pitha, Says They're Happy

Actress Koi Orachai opened up about her relationship with boyfriend Tim Pitha Lim Charoenrat at a Bangkok event, saying they met through a TV show and share similar interests that make them feel at peace together.

Entertainment Star – Koi Orachai Opens Up About Love and Relationship with Tim Pitha, Says They're Happy
27 Apr Khaosod

Actress Koi Orachai recently spent quality time with her boyfriend Tim Pitha Lim Charoenrat during Songkran in America. Upon returning to Thailand, she appeared at the launch event for the "SALZ Ready Plus" campaign at CentralWorld shopping center as a presenter, where she opened up for the first time about their relationship.

How did you two meet? Koi: "We met through a TV show and things developed naturally. We've been keeping in touch, and at some point we decided to get to know each other better and things felt good. So we ended up where we are now."

When did the spark turn into love? Koi: "(laughs shyly) I'm not sure which exact moment it was. There were many moments, but I just felt at ease with him and happier than being alone. That's really it. I don't want to get into the details of when exactly it happened. The point is, it's really simple—like any normal couple. When you're together and feel at peace and happy, that's all that matters."

What about him won your heart? Koi: "He makes me want to be a better version of myself. He's a warm person. We share similar interests in many things—books, movies, and various aspects of life. We're basically on the same wavelength, so it's easy for us to connect."

Many people were surprised about the announcement. Did you two discuss the timing? Koi: "Yes, we talked about it. We decided to keep things simple since we'd already made a decision about each other. Keeping it simple means just living a normal life, like regular people. Posting pictures is just something people do to express themselves on Valentine's Day. We did discuss it."

Did you anticipate people's reactions before going public? Koi: "I had a sense that people might be surprised, but like I said, I'm trying to live simply. Once I knew I wanted to get to know this person, that was it. There's nothing complicated about it. I'm not hiding, but I'm not broadcasting either. I just live normally—eating at the same places, seeing friends as usual. I just didn't announce it to everyone."

Did Tim ask to be official to make the relationship clear? Koi: "Yes, that's normal. He asked, and I thought things were going well, so I agreed. That's all."

After going public, have you seen comments? Koi: "I haven't been on TikTok much because there's so much noise. I prefer to be aware of only what I want to be aware of. I've heard some things from people, but nothing serious. I stick to what makes me happy and doesn't hurt anyone else. That's my principle. Other people's opinions don't affect how I feel or our relationship."

Has Tim done any checking up on you? Koi: "He just tells me he trusts me and is confident in how I handle things like this. Of course, we show concern for each other. But both of us have been in the industry for a while, and he's used to seeing things like this. So it's not something we obsess over or talk about constantly."

Regarding the previous situation with Top (Tossapol), were there connected rumors? Koi: "I've answered this since day one, and my answer remains the same: we're just friends. That's really it. There have been many times when I've stood here and didn't want to answer before because I was being considerate of my boyfriend. Say he sees the news—we're in a long-distance relationship already, and then he reads about another man. I felt like I should avoid what can be avoided. But to be honest, there's nothing there. We're just friends."

How are things with Tim now? Koi: "Things are great. I just got back from America after 10 days, and it was wonderful. I barely touched my phone—it felt like a real vacation. As for the distance being a problem... (response appears incomplete in the original)

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