Jenny Ratchanok & Yew Chatmongkol They appeared on the Club Friday Show on Saturday, 14 Feb 2026, produced by CHANGE2561, where they opened up about a serious fight that nearly ended their relationship because of Jenny’s mother. They discussed what happened to their family relationship at that time and admitted letting netizens judge whether Jenny’s way of solving family problems through social media worked or not.
When a couple’s life involves more than just two people, how did Jenny and Yew hold hands and overcome family problems? "Why focus only on that point, then what are the child and husband for?" Here is another perspective from the man who loves her the most on the day Jenny nearly thought of ending her life. Watch the full story revealing the breaking point that made them feel that breaking up was easier than forcing themselves to stay in the relationship.
Last time, if you remember, they nearly broke up, right?
Jenny Ratchanok: We had only been together for one year then; now we just celebrated 4 years and 8 months.
That day, we asked you all to help remind and bring us back to our senses. You gave us many warnings, even shook us up. Did we manage to use any of that advice?
Jenny Ratchanok: If we hadn’t used it, we wouldn’t be sitting here as a couple today.
What was the biggest cause of your arguments before?
Jenny Ratchanok: Now we can talk about it; it was family issues. But at that time, I never spoke about it to the media, so I kept it inside.
You brought family issues for the public to judge?
Jenny Ratchanok: Correct. When my mother and I argued, we both thought we were right. We didn’t realize which phrases, words, or actions the other hated. After years of talking and no improvement, we decided to make it public and let everyone judge who should change to improve themselves. Getting comments from social media was painful and upsetting, but I believe it helps us all get better.
There was a comment saying Yew hated her a lot, claiming Jenny was rich alone while others suffered. Whose words were those?
Yew Chatmongkol: Better not to say... Jenny’s unfortunate mindset was just that she had a duty to wake up and earn money. She is not someone who spends extravagantly.
What helped break down your stubbornness to talk?
Jenny Ratchanok: My only regret is feeling guilty towards my mother. I never forced my mother and Yew to talk or have meals together. It had to come genuinely from both sides. Even if today I told Yew, “Please talk to your mother; she has no money problems anymore,”...
Yew Chatmongkol: That’s unrelated; she never had money problems with her mother.
She is the pillar of the family. If she didn’t support everyone, they would all be lost. When I said I wouldn’t carry the burden, nobody died, right?
Jenny Ratchanok: It turned out that when I stopped supporting, someone else survived. I never talked about this with anyone before. I even wrote a suicide note once. I didn’t want to live anymore and wrote that if I died, Yew should take care of this and that.
But on that day, from one perspective, I also felt sorry for Yew’s heart because it seemed like why she thought ending her life was the best solution when the person who loved her most was still there?
Jenny Ratchanok: Exactly.
Yew Chatmongkol: Yes, and I wondered why she focused only on that point, only on her family, and didn’t consider why there was a child and husband.
Jenny Ratchanok: I heard from at least ten friends that if it were other husbands, they would have left already.
How bad was your situation then?
Yew Chatmongkol: Very bad. So bad that I wondered why we had to go through this. I felt sorry for our child having parents like this, and for my own parents to have this kind of daughter-in-law’s family. That was the main reason I was unhappy with Jenny’s family.
How did this affect the child at that time?
Yew Chatmongkol: I would sit crying, playing on my phone alone. When the child fussed, I shouted at him, which isn’t like me.
Did you ever think it would be better to leave?
Yew Chatmongkol: Breaking up with Jenny would be very easy, but staying together is the hard part.
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