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Mew Gee Pairyia Opens Up About Shattered Life After Divorce: Left With One House, Sold Off All Hermès Bags

Thai influencer Mew Gee Pairyia revealed she sacrificed her wealth, assets, and business to secure sole custody of her child following a devastating 10-year marriage breakdown. Left with only one house and forced to sell her designer belong

Mew Gee Pairyia Opens Up About Shattered Life After Divorce: Left With One House, Sold Off All Hermès Bags
2 May Khaosod

Mew Gee Pairyia Phatthuengsukhwat, known for her confident persona, broke down during a livestream sharing the painful truth behind her divorce from a husband she'd been with for over 10 years. She revealed she sacrificed everything to gain sole custody of her child, now left with just one house and forced to sell off nearly all designer brand belongings, including her beloved Hermès bags, to survive. The emotional revelation shook many as she detailed over two years of hardship.

Mew explained that she went through a period of extreme difficulty lasting more than two years, beginning from when she ended her 10-year relationship. She faced intense online drama and made major life decisions, choosing to give up everything to secure the right to raise her child alone. From a life where she had everything, she's now left with only one house. She revealed having to sell off nearly all brand-name assets, including her favorite Hermès bags, to provide for her life with nothing left.

"I lost all confidence in myself," Mew shared. "Anything I did with anyone became a trending topic. I genuinely like women—I still do. I like both women and men, regardless of what happens. But the hardest part started when I divorced my husband. The damage was enormous. I couldn't sleep for a year, just nightmares constantly. I went through all of this alone without anyone knowing. No one knew. I couldn't eat or sleep, lost over 10 kilograms, and it was torture."

Beyond the personal suffering, Mew had to negotiate custody and property matters that were anything but graceful. "The settlement was messy, chaotic, and disastrous," she explained. "I bore all the criticism alone while the other party stayed silent. To secure sole custody of my child, I had to give up so much. I was left with nothing and had to start completely from scratch. I only kept one house. My car was gone, and I had to buy a new one because I had no money. I truly had to rebuild everything from zero."

Despite agreeing on child custody terms, those agreements weren't honored. "I don't want to go into details, but securing my child's custody required sacrificing numerous things," she said. "The shop I had worked hard on was eventually given to the other party just to wrap everything up and avoid further problems. Sometimes I can't even bear to look at it—it breaks my heart. It's been the worst period of my life."

Even after the settlement, online criticism continued relentlessly. "I receive constant comments and people attacking me regularly. I understand everyone has their own perspective, but it's incredibly difficult," she shared. "What I do most often is hug my child and cry, telling myself that as a mother, I can endure anything. The store is no longer mine now. I gave it away to bring closure. Some memories I still can't bear to face—they make me lose my mind. It's been the darkest chapter of my life."

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