Nuclear Single for 7 Months and Still Happy, Insists Being Alone Is Better Than a Bad Relationship

Thai entertainer Nuclear Hahrsa has opened up about her seven-month single status, declaring she's thoroughly enjoying life on her own and has no regrets. While she acknowledged chatting with some foreign men, she emphasized there's no one special in her life at the moment. Her priority remains her own happiness and that of her young son, Thaiga.

Nuclear made these comments while attending the grand opening of Laks Cafe & SRILAKSHAKTI – DEVI near Ladprao Soi 35. She shared a touching moment about her son, who humorously asked her to "scan" any new boyfriend before she commits, insisting on vetting potential partners himself.

When asked about her dating prospects, Nuclear laughed off suggestions that she's looking specifically for foreign boyfriends. "I've never really dated foreigners before, so when they started chatting with me, it felt natural," she explained. "It's good practice for my English too."

Asked if she gets lonely being single, Nuclear was adamant: "Not at all. I'm genuinely very happy. I can do whatever I want, sleep well, wake up and do things freely, spend time with my son. I'm actually getting addicted to being alone. It feels peaceful and comfortable."

Nuclear revealed she's not making wishes about love like some of her peers. Instead, she's asking for general happiness. "Everyone tells me I should wish for love, but I'm choosing myself first right now," she said. "If someone comes along who makes me happy, I hope we meet. But if not, I'm perfectly fine staying happy like this—with my son, with myself. If someone isn't right for me, I ask that they stay away and don't disrupt my peace."

When asked what would happen if she never found the right person, Nuclear was surprisingly unfazed: "That's okay. I have Thaiga. Life is manageable. If I have to stay single forever, so be it. Being alone is better than being with someone who makes my life worse. Self-love and taking care of my own mental health is more important than caring for someone else."

Her son apparently shares her pragmatic approach. He's asked if she has a new boyfriend yet and even volunteered to check out any potential suitors himself—though with a seven-year-old's brutal honesty, he also told her during Valentine's Day that she should get a boyfriend so he'd have someone to sit with while he got bored at dinner.

When asked if she's tired of love, Nuclear dismissed the notion. "I'm not tired of it. But I think if it's meant to happen, the universe will bring it. Right now, I haven't found it, but if it comes, it comes. If it's right, it's right."

Despite her striking appearance, Nuclear insists she's available but unapologetic about her happiness. "I'm available, but I also need to keep looking good and stay ready," she explained. "What makes me happy is that love isn't my main focus right now. Everything feels easy and comfortable. I can stay home or meet up with friends at 2 AM—no one telling me what's right or wrong. I'm happy doing things my way. There's freedom in not having to take care of someone else's feelings. If someone comes into my life, I'd want to be taken care of the same way—just taken care of, period."