Influencer Nara Crepe Kathay Sues Ex-Partner for CCTV Theft
Thai influencer Nara Crepe Kathay has accused a former partner turned close friend of stealing branded clothing and valuables, sharing CCTV footage as evidence. Nara is pursuing legal action and offered a reward for information, while warning secondhand shops against handling the stolen items. Viewers say the thief's face is clearly identifiable in the video's mirror reflections.
Thai influencer Nara Crepe Kathay, also known as Aniwat Pratumthin, posted on social media after discovering multiple branded clothing items had gone missing. Nara announced a special reward for anyone who could provide clues leading to the culprit's arrest and warned secondhand brand-name shops to immediately return any suspected stolen lots or face legal action. Nara expressed deep betrayal, writing: "Am I harboring a thief in my life? I woke up shaken by what disappeared. Don't know when she took them, but this time it's definitely someone close. What do I do? Heart shattered. Stole all my clothes and branded items — traceable, too. If I catch her, I'll prosecute to the fullest."
Nara then posted the latest CCTV clip with the caption: "Trusted person steals from Nara, deepest sadness!!! Helped with everything, and this is what she does to me today." The caption stated: "This is a real event and true story. This is the trusted person who stole from Nara."
Nara is preparing legal action against the person who used to be a partner before becoming a friend. "Regret she had to leave my life," Nara wrote. Comments on the video noted the thief's face was clearly visible in mirror reflections, with remarks such as: "Did you angle the camera to see better? Camera that small and still this bold? Recognized immediately. Mirror reflection shows face clearly. So cruel. OMG."
Nara explained the trusted person, a former partner turned friend who helped with everything, had been stealing items one or two at a time — phones, clothes, and now branded goods. Nara said the feeling wasn't just sadness but regret that this person had to exit their life, and confirmed plans to pursue legal charges.
In related past news, Nara previously settled a court case in Phetchaburi, paying 140,000 baht and posting an apology for five days. Nara later revealed being left with only 5 baht and opened up about fighting a 120 million baht debt, apologizing to all creditors.
