Frequently dressing as a woman has become a defining image for many people, for Tum Warawut or Tum The Star Recently, Tum gave an interview to Jackarin from Thairath Entertainment while attending the "Ling Tid Pro Fair...Opening the First Market of 2026" event at Center Court, 1st floor, Fashion Island shopping mall. He updated on his current physical condition, saying
Tum revealed that the wounds from the accident last mid-year have now fully healed, though there is a slight keloid scar that is gradually fading. He is living cautiously now. He still rides a motorcycle occasionally because it’s convenient for short trips but is careful and always wears a helmet.
He admitted to losing 7 kilograms, becoming thinner because he fears not looking good when dressing as a woman, especially with the upcoming Four of Diamonds event where he might look bulky. At one point, when he was overweight and dressed as a woman, someone commented he looked like a "buffalo transvestite," which he couldn’t quite understand, so he just looked at photos of himself as he is.
When asked if any Gen Z kids asked whether he is a transgender woman, Tum said it depends on their beliefs. Some want him to be, and if they view him that way and it makes them happy to watch his work, then that's fine. But deep down, he is not; he still has a female partner. If that changes, he will announce it.
He also said that the costume designers and makeup artists enjoy dressing him and have no problem with people associating that image with him because it is undeniably beautiful.
Additionally, Tum spoke about the crane collapse incident on Rama 2 Road, stating
When asked about the crane collapse on Rama 2, Tum said he was about to take a car back from Prachuap for an event but had to avoid Rama 2 route because he felt uneasy and scared. He wondered if he would dare to use it if the construction finished. If he must pass through that area, he would drive on the outer lanes, avoiding the inner ones. He doesn’t know what would happen if the crane fell again; survival would be unlikely. The construction took a long time but was not of good quality.
He added that people can express their opinions freely, but whether authorities listen or not is another matter. They might pretend not to hear. Everyone knows the country's situation and talks about everything, but whether anything changes is a different story. In the end, nothing changes. So, why speak? It’s pointless.
The public is starting to feel discouraged and hopeless, reluctant to voice opinions because it feels the same every time. Even the compensation money may come from taxpayers’ money, since no one takes responsibility. The government pays the victims’ families, which is public money anyway. So, taxpayer money ends up helping itself.
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