After the popular influencer Nara Crep Katoey experienced an incident where her designer bags and cash amounting to millions of baht were stolen, and it was later discovered that a former bar host employee, whom her friend had once hired, committed the theft and sold the items to a secondhand luxury store. However, some people questioned where Nara got the money to buy designer bags and why she doesn't use that money to pay off her debts quickly.
Recently, Nara Crep Katoey posted a detailed clarification on her fan page, stating, “Many people wonder where I got the money to buy bags and why I don’t use that money to pay off debts. I would like to explain thoroughly. After I was incarcerated and released, technically I didn’t have to pay debts anymore. But out of guilt and social responsibility, I have continuously been repaying my debts for over a year now, aiming to repay around 10-15 million baht.”
She explained that the money she earns is divided as follows: 70% goes toward debt repayment, and 30% is for personal happiness, to keep her motivated to live and continue earning to pay off debts. Some bags were bought secondhand from P’Mik, who is an assistant to P’Fluke; some were gifts from brand owners who kindly supported her; others came from bonuses earned through embroidery work. She has been steadily repaying debts and has settled some accounts this year, preparing to increase payments on debts worth millions.
Fans commented with remarks such as: "Anyone who is in debt and repays it is already admirable," "That’s right, you must pay debts but also need money to live daily to be able to continue repaying—very impressive," "Love you... you’re the best, keep fighting," "You can’t just pay debts all the time; you deserve some happiness. You’re already doing great, Nara, keep going," "You don’t have to use 100% of your income to repay debts; sometimes you need to invest or treat yourself. Smiling is not wrong."
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