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Marina Sincerely Apologizes to Tray, Offers Support to Mind as Personal Expression Affects Multiple Parties

Marina Sincerely Apologizes to Tray, Offers Support to Mind as Personal Expression Affects Multiple Parties Marina Sadananthaphalenzieka apologized for her emotionally-driven comments in a domestic violence controversy involving her husband

Marina Sincerely Apologizes to Tray, Offers Support to Mind as Personal Expression Affects Multiple Parties
14 May Khaosod

Marina Sadananthaphalenzieka, sister of Markie Rasree and close friend of Mind Labhasphal, has posted a sincere apology regarding the ongoing sensitive controversy involving her husband Pai Suniset. In her detailed statement, Marina clarified that her sole intention was to offer encouragement to her pregnant friend Mind, expressing concern for her mental well-being during a difficult time when she was facing criticism without having heard the audio clip alongside everyone else. Marina acknowledged that her emotionally-driven comments have had significant repercussions affecting multiple parties and disappointing many people. She reaffirmed her clear stance that domestic violence and all forms of abuse should never occur and should never be overlooked under any circumstances, while also recognizing that as a sensitive family matter, she should not have interjected from the beginning. Marina expressed regret that her opinion, delivered through personal emotion and feeling, was inappropriate and likely caused misunderstandings and harm to various parties. As Mind's friend, she continues to offer support, emphasizing that the health of the unborn child and Mind's well-being are paramount, and encouraging her to handle the situation thoughtfully. She concluded by sincerely apologizing to Tray and everyone affected or disappointed by her actions, pledging to reflect on this lesson and be more careful with her words and actions toward society.

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Police

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