Mother Withdraws Lawsuit Against Tray Scott, Seeks Dialogue

A mother has filed to withdraw her lawsuit against her son, Sirat Scott (known as Tray), with hopes of reopening communication and finding a resolution through their parent-child relationship. On July 3, 2026, Jiranuch Phiromphakdi submitted a petition to the Bangkok Civil Court requesting withdrawal of her disinheritance case against her son.

In a statement addressing media and public interest in the case, the mother explained that while the legal process was painful, she recognized it as a last resort after years of unsuccessful attempts to resolve family matters through dialogue. She noted that during a second mediation hearing on June 16, 2026, the court recommended that she and her son attempt communication again, recognizing that family bonds offer a more dignified path to resolution.

Accepting the court's guidance, she decided to withdraw the case, hoping that as a mother and son, they could still find common ground. She emphasized that this withdrawal represents opening the door to discussion and understanding, contingent on genuine love and goodwill from both sides.

The mother stated that she has been troubled by this matter since its emergence and chose not to publicly comment initially, viewing it as a sensitive family issue. She expressed her desire to resolve matters internally without causing additional pain to other family members or the Bunroat Brewery company, which she stressed has no involvement in the family dispute.

Regarding the dispute between Tray and another family member, she reiterated her equal love for both children, a truth that remains unchanging regardless of circumstances. She stated her readiness to accept whatever path her children choose, including pursuing justice through legal means if necessary, with her hope being that truth and justice ultimately prevail.

She appealed to media and the public for compassion toward all parties and requested space for the family to engage in dialogue and healing.