Singer Prang Reports Harassment; Label Vows Legal Action

Thai singer Prang Prangthip, known by the nickname of the Red Label Mother, has shared a statement from her record label MACHg reporting that a man has been harassing and stalking her, causing her to feel unsafe. The label warned the harasser to stop immediately or face legal action.

In a statement addressing the harassment of artist Prang Prangthip from MACHg, the label said: "The label has been notified of conduct by an individual that constitutes harassment of the artist Prang Prangthip. MACHg acknowledges this matter and confirms it will not remain indifferent to what has occurred, placing the highest priority on the safety, privacy, and well-being of the artist."

The label further stated: "We request that the individual cease all behavior or actions that constitute harassment or cause the artist to feel threatened or unsafe. Should such behavior continue, the label will pursue appropriate legal action, including gathering evidence and information to submit to relevant authorities for further action."

Prang shared her concern about the harassment, stating: "This is very dangerous for me. He has tried to find me twice already and falsely claims to be my husband."

The label's statement concluded by emphasizing its commitment to protecting the artist's safety and personal rights, and called on the public to respect her privacy and boundaries. It invited anyone with information about the harassment to report it through the MACHg official Facebook page.