National

Puimpuay Requests Support for Ex-Husband Gwin Following Divorce

Puimpuay Phanthipa announced the end of her over‑10‑year marriage to Gwin Duval, saying she has moved past her own grief but that her ex‑husband is still struggling. She asked fans to give him support and love instead of focusing on her. Many followers responded with messages of encouragement for both parties.

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Puimpuay thanked everyone for their support, revealing she had gone through a long period of crying, feeling sad and confused, and trying to come to terms with her own emotions. However, Gwin is still not doing okay. She asked everyone to support and give love to him instead of her. Puimpuay Phanthipa expressed concern for her ex‑husband Gwin Duval, who is still not okay after she announced the end of their over‑10‑year marriage. In a comment under her post she wrote: "I thank all the encouragement and concern. I myself have reached this day after a long time of crying, feeling sad and confused, and working through my own feelings. But the person I want to ask everyone to support is Gwin—he is still not okay, and I know this is hard for him. Please support Gwin and give him love instead of me." Many people liked and commented with encouragement for Puimpuay as well.

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National

Son Admits Designing Controversial Bed Cages at Thai Elderly Home

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Police

Female Student Dupes Friend in Fake Or Bor Tor Procurement

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Mae Wong National Park Closes Due to Heavy Rain Landslides

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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed the Department of Public Works and Town Planning to study the development of 'monkey cheek' water retention areas around Bangkok to capture floodwater for use during dry seasons. He said the budget is already secured and the idea, originally proposed by United Thai Nation Party MP Atthavit Suwanphakdee, will be evaluated for direct implementation if feasible. The initiative is part of the Royal Irrigation Department's broader water management policy.

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Education Ministry Deploys NFE Teachers to Aid Flood Victims Nationwide

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