Thai Celebrity Offers Support to Factory Worker Turned Singer
Thai celebrity Johnnie Manogram offered public support to Pui, a factory worker turned singer embroiled in a viral controversy, expressing empathy for the social backlash she faced and encouraging her to learn from mistakes.
On July 10, 2569, Yutthapol Srisompong, known as Johnnie Manogram, shared a conversation with Pui, the young woman at the center of the "pink bed" viral controversy. In his message, Johnnie expressed empathy for her difficult situation, saying he had experienced similar storms in life and understood how overwhelming it must feel. He acknowledged that Pui likely felt confused and judged by society, caught between right and wrong, with both criticism and encouragement coming her way.
Johnnie reflected on how people sometimes face inevitable consequences they must repay in life, and while he couldn't judge the legality or social rightness of her actions, he felt compelled to offer guidance. He noted that when she was in emotional turmoil and unclear thinking, adults offered her opportunities which she accepted—leading to her decision to debut as an artist. This decision, he said, resulted in further social condemnation.
As someone with life experience and the strength to advise, Johnnie expressed compassion for this mother of four children, fearing that negative news might push her toward self-harm. He offered his support and guidance with pure intentions, understanding the difficulty of facing social media storms and drama.
Johnnie's message to Pui concluded with: "It doesn't matter how many times you make mistakes—what matters is recognizing them."
Meanwhile, Pui confirmed that she has now signed a music label contract. Although people warned her, she admitted feeling lost during this period with no one to consult. She acknowledged being under extreme stress from news coverage, the scandal, and drama attacking her from all directions.
