Regarding the issues between Nakky the Comedian or Nakky Likay Hero and Blue Rungjarat who announced the end of their relationship on social media, prompting Nakky’s adoptive father, Ekkachai Sriwichai, to go live passionately alongside Nino, Nakky’s beloved elder brother.
Recently, Blue and Nakky went live together to clarify the situation, stating that
Blue said, "Even if the posts were just emotional, those around us know that after 9 years together, we’ve been extremely patient. Working together on stage naturally caused some clashes, but after becoming a couple, those conflicts increased across various aspects—not just jealousy. Now as a family, it's very sensitive. Thanks to P’Ja and P’Ball for their concern."
P’Ja told Blue, "Why, when you were dating and before having a child, could you accept Nakky, but now that you have a child, why aren’t you more patient?" That comment hurt because it questioned why Blue was less tolerant now than before. Having a child made Blue more sensitive and his needs greater.
Previously, I never demanded anything from Nakky; I accepted whatever happened, knowing he couldn’t change himself. After having a child, I didn’t force him to change but thought he should. He hasn’t, but I must say he is a good father. He doesn’t raise the child but entertains her. This image was always in my mind, and he’s still the pillar of the family.
However, as husband and wife, now siblings, Nakky takes better care of Blue. But feelings have built up over time—from words, actions, and posts that any woman might notice but choose to stay silent about, because speaking up would lead to immediate fights. It came to a point where Blue posted but won’t go into details of their conflicts because they’re unpleasant.
Today, we want to inform everyone that we’ve talked about our relationship and agreed to step back individually because it might improve things. We’re not angry or hateful, but we need to preserve respect. If we stayed husband and wife in this way, it could worsen until we break apart.
If we continued, Blue might come to hate me someday. So we decided to step back. But the love remains the same. It’s better than breaking apart completely because Blue still wants to be with our two beloved sons and avoid problems. If problems arise, even if we try to work as a couple, it wouldn't be happy and would eventually lead to separation.
But today, we still love each other and will try this new approach. Maybe it’s another kind of happiness. I don’t have to expect anything from him to be the same or hear certain words because if we are siblings or just acquaintances, we might respect each other more without contempt. The love stays the same. We won’t go anywhere. We’ll raise and care for our child here. Everyone won’t notice any change because we never really lived as a typical married couple.
Blue understands Nakky and has always protected him, but now Blue must protect himself. Blue can’t change Nakky, and Nakky can’t change himself. So Blue must change himself to avoid suffering. Everything remains the same—we still perform Likay together, live in the same house, with no pressure or discomfort. Our child won’t feel deprived. Only the two of us know about our changed status.
Nakky said, "Let me say upfront, my words may be crude and unpleasant, but this is my life. I take off my ego, my identity as Nakky, the leader, the father. Ten years ago, I brought this woman into my life, and now I sincerely thank her (hands in prayer) for enduring so much, for being my wall of protection. I know she is incredible. Thank you for carrying our daughter, Nuan. Without her, we might have gone separate ways. Thank you for thinking about the greater good."
As a father, I love my daughter very much. The conflict started because someone wanted to take my heart away from here. If that sounds selfish, I apologize because I am selfish. I want my child to stay here. Today, we’ve talked about the direction for our child so that her future isn’t unstable.
Regarding caring for Blue, I admit I lack what Blue has always wanted. I couldn’t give that to Blue. But it’s not that I don’t love her—I do—but Blue wants a lot of love, like constant attention and care. I understand that, but I am not that kind of man.
But since you chose to share your life with a man like me, you have to understand my role. I focus on your quality of life. As for that kind of love, maybe in the future I’ll change, but not today. This is who I am. Today, you can’t tolerate certain behaviors anymore, and that’s okay. We’re not separating; we’re just stepping back.
Blue said, "So I won’t feel bad when you don’t do this or that, or when you go somewhere without calling me. I won’t overthink it."
Nakky replied, "Don’t overthink. You really shouldn’t."
Blue said, "Someone like Nakky shouldn’t have a girlfriend or be in love. I used to tell people before we had a child. Friends and those around me often asked why I stayed with a man like him. But I didn’t feel it was bad. From their perspective, they likely had normal boyfriends."
When they met Nakky, Blue was often asked why she stayed with such a man. I was confused why. They said they couldn’t handle it. But I got used to it and thought, if I don’t stay with him, who will? I have to be by his side. If I left, who else could be with him? We’ve been through many phases—both hardship and happiness."
Nakky said, "Sorry, sorry."
Blue replied, "It’s okay, but I want you to understand that in a relationship, there’s more than that. You may be used to being this way, and it’s partly my fault for setting that foundation for you. If I had stood my ground from the start, we might have fought or ended the relationship. But I accepted everything believing it would get better. Please understand, we’re still the same. I emphasize that no one will feel anything strange or different because this has always been our way."
Nakky said, "We still work together and do activities together because our child is our center. Even without the child, Blue would be with me because she is part of my life. I don’t really have friends—just Blue and my brother Nino. That’s my life. I truly apologize (hands in prayer) and sincerely thank you."
Nakky concluded, "Let society judge me however they want. At least my story has made people love this woman, see her goodness and kindness, and see our daughter. But I have to protect those who love me. I haven’t spoken before because the more I say, the worse it gets and the more criticism I receive. I waited to speak when I was with her so people wouldn’t imagine things."
Blue said, "Everyone, don’t worry about Nuan Phong. Our child’s situation is the same. She still has loving parents, an uncle who loves her, and everyone loves her. She was born into love and will be happy. We remain her parents, just stepping back to protect our own hearts. In summary, our relationship is now good siblings. It’s not unforgivable—it’s been building up. Today, stepping back and returning to being work partners, I ask for everyone’s support. We don’t have to be husband and wife, so no one overthinks or causes problems. This might be another form of happiness."
Nakky said, "We went live so those who love us know our work continues. Likay is a career to build a foundation for our child. What happened between me and Blue is because she couldn’t tolerate the past anymore. It’s not her fault. I sincerely apologize. It’s my fault for not changing."
Asked if they might return to being husband and wife, Nakky said, "Not today. But in the future, when our child is 3 or 4 years old, she might be the glue that brings us back together. That’s the future. Right now, what we face is new. I ask that we be siblings. We’re not separating."
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