Sea and Nunew Receive New Death Threats, Express Concern at CentralWorld Event
Thai stars Sea Pruk and Nunew Chawarin revealed they received fresh death threats on social media ahead of a CentralWorld event on November 12. Both expressed fear and confusion over the harassment, stating their agency and the mall have increased security measures. Nunew also reflected on his successful solo concert, which featured performances in six languages and earned praise from industry peers.
Sea and Nunew received another wave of shock after an X account posted threatening messages vowing to physically harm "Sea Pruk and Nunew Chawarin" at an event. Most recently on November 12, both attended the opening ceremony of "centralwOrld a wOnderful christmas tree light-up celebratiOn 2027" at CentralWorld's front plaza, where they gave interviews addressing the threats and discussing Nunew's recent solo concert.
Sea and Nunew admitted feeling concerned and uncomfortable, viewing such actions as unacceptable and questioning why someone who dislikes them would still pay attention. Regarding the solo concert, Nunew expressed great pride in his full commitment to singing and special performances, while Sea openly admired Nunew's determination and passion for trying new things, which made the concert impressive and deeply proud.
Asked if they had seen threats before this incident, Nunew said: "I see them but don't pay much attention. It's not that I don't care — I've been busy with lots of work, no time to spend that much on X. But I see there are more threats. Honestly, nobody likes it. Why do they do it? It creates anxiety for us and for fans. We don't understand why either."
Sea added: "As I said, we try not to focus on it. It's about our safety. Our agency and CentralWorld have prepared many measures. Honestly, whoever it happens to, we feel something is wrong with this behavior. People must have humanity. We feel they know in their hearts. Maybe they do it because it brings them happiness. Honestly, we don't know what to do — just secure our safety as much as possible. But directly: nobody likes it. No artist or human likes it. It's intimidation. Honestly, people like this should just go to jail."
Does that mean legal action is being prepared? Nuew: "Hard to trace. The original post is in English too, we don't know where they're from. Hard to trace. We don't know what we did to them. We just do our work every day, never created hatred for anyone. Don't know what point they dislike us from. We love each other in the agency. Don't know what they dislike. If they don't like us, tell us. We can talk. But threats like this shouldn't happen."
Sea: "If you don't like us, why follow us?" Nuew: "Don't like us? Don't follow us. Then get out of our lives." Sea: "Why care at all?"
How was the recent concert? Nuew: "I cried a lot this concert. But many rounds were tears of pride and joy. Two days were really heavy. But felt many seniors mentioned the concert. Sometimes meeting other industry seniors, they said the concert was really good. We were so happy. On concert day, many seniors sent flowers — thank you for every bouquet. Felt it was a truly full-hearted concert and so proud we made it through."
Because you did so much in this concert? Nuew: "Sang in six languages. I already like singing foreign languages. Mostly I like international songs. Memorizing lyrics was probably the hard part. But no problem — I wanted fans to hear it, so I did a ton of homework. A lot. Especially Spanish, which I don't sing often — that took a fair amount of time breaking down the lyrics."
How proud are you? Nuew: "Full 10
