Ke Kai Denies 200M Inheritance Rumor, Warns Insurance Agents
The article is about influencer Ke Kai (Natticha Namwong) denying a rumor that she received a 200 million baht inheritance from her father's life insurance. She clarifies that she bought life insurance in her own name in 2021/2023 for estat
Influencer Ke Kai, also known as Natticha Namwong, a well-known actress and influencer, posted a message on Facebook clarifying the drama surrounding claims that "when your father dies, Ke will get 200 million baht." She issued the following clarification:
After her father passed away, information spread that "Ke received a 200 million baht inheritance from buying life insurance for her father." Ke wants to confirm clearly that this information is "not true."
For over a year, certain insurance agents have continuously used false information about Ke and her family in public relations and to promote insurance sales. She is using this space to clarify the facts about the matter that has damaged her reputation for years, and she asks for cooperation from fellow insurance agents to correct the record.
To avoid further misunderstanding, Ke explains the truth about her own insurance: In 2021, Ke genuinely purchased insurance, and in 2023 a photo was posted of Ke buying inheritance insurance for her loved ones. The poster asked permission to share the story, and Ke replied, "Okay."
Ke decided to plan an inheritance fund, but the policy is life insurance in her own name (Natticha Namwong), not life insurance on her father. This means if Ke dies, the beneficiaries she designated — whether her father, mother, older brother, or younger brother — will receive money according to the policy terms to provide security for those left behind.
She reiterates that the money from this policy will be paid to beneficiaries only when "Ke dies," not when her father dies. There is no 100 or 200 million baht payout as people assume; even if Ke passes away, that amount is not payable.
What upsets Ke most is not just the spread of incorrect information, but that her family's loss has been used as a marketing tool to build credibility and stimulate insurance purchases without verifying the facts.
Ke understands the insurance profession is valuable and insurance is an important tool for future planning. However, in her view, selling insurance should start from truth, accuracy, and responsibility to the audience. Every baht people spend on policies comes from their hard work and savings; a single decision can mean a long-term financial commitment. Therefore, providing accurate and complete information is crucial.
Ke believes no profession should create business opportunities on misunderstandings or others' loss, especially when it involves a deceased person and a family still living with that loss.
She has lost her father forever, and also lost reputation and physical and mental energy having to explain what is true and false.
Finally, Ke requests cooperation from all insurance agents who have disseminated this information to stop using these falsehoods and to delete the posts or media involved. She will pursue legal action against those who continue to use false information for advertising and sales promotion.
