Former JAMP Star Por Nattamon Mourns Mother's Death at 73
Former JAMP singer and actress Por Nattamon Phuwapatchim is mourning the loss of her mother, Sunanta Phuwapatchim, who died of lung cancer at age 73. The final Buddhist chanting ceremony took place on October 23, 2026, attended by her husband, young daughter, and numerous entertainment industry colleagues. A cremation ceremony followed on October 24, with many celebrities gathering to pay their final respects.
Deep sorrow surrounds the passing of Khun Mae Pha – Sunanta Phuwapatchim, mother of Por Nattamon Phuwapatchim, former artist of Teen 8 Grade A and JAMP, and well-known host and actress. She passed away peacefully from lung cancer at age 73.
Por Nattamon Phuwapatchim, the family's only daughter, organized the final night of merit-making chanting on October 23, 2026. The atmosphere was heavy with sorrow yet infused with love and warmth, as important figures and close friends gathered to offer condolences and support. Attendees included her husband Dang – Suthiwaroon Buruspat, their four-year-old daughter Pipraw, and close entertainment and media figures: Khun Lookhbear – Rasamee Thongsiripraisri (senior actress and personality expert), Khun Joy – Sunantha Nitiwasin (junior host/actress), Khun Dear – Kasapriya Kaewsaengmueang (close junior and former news anchor), Khun Mim – Majchita Komthong (close senior, marketing and PR professional), and Khun Or – Virinthorn Arawathanaphong (close senior from Sala 4, Wat Si Iam, Bang Na area). All remained filled with grief and beautiful memories of Mae Pha.
On Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 14:30, the cremation ceremony was held to bid a final farewell to Mae Pha. Many entertainment figures and those who loved and respected her traveled to pay their respects and join the procession, including Cre – Passawipich Sornaakrapha, Khun Tannya – Tanyares Engtrakool, Khun Lookhbear – Rasamee Thongsiripraisri, Khun Joy – Sunantha Nitiwasin, among others.
May Mae Pha journey to a peaceful realm, and may the family find strength to endure this time of loss.