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Chutima Tai Has Not Been Single for a Long Time, Dating Non-Showbiz Boyfriend for 6 Years, Congratulates Tim Pita on New Relationship

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Chutima Tai Has Not Been Single for a Long Time, Dating Non-Showbiz Boyfriend for 6 Years, Congratulates Tim Pita on New Relationship

After Tim Pita Limjaroenrat the former leader of the Move Forward Party and campaign assistant for the People's Party, spoke about his love life, saying he is no longer single and openly calls his partner his girlfriend, planning to make their relationship public in time, the attention turned again to his ex-wife, actress Chutima Tai Tipanat and what her reaction would be.

Recently, reporters met Chutima Tai at the “IB Tea Tree x Cica Calming Soothing Gel” event at Varina Studio, Ramintra 62, and asked her about this. There was a surprise as she revealed her heart is no longer free, having someone special for 6 years. She mentioned that this Valentine’s Day she wouldn’t be lonely, and the man is reportedly 5 years older than her and works as a stock market investor.

Where are you going this Valentine’s Day?

“Going on a trip out of town (smiles). Someone is taking me, but my daughter is coming too. (So not lonely anymore?) Actually, I haven’t been lonely for a long time, but no one asked (smiles). It’s a new boyfriend. He’s just an ordinary person who understands me and whom I understand. He’s outside the entertainment industry. We’ve been together for a long time, and we’re about to celebrate our 6th Valentine’s Day, but I won’t say more.”

Last year, when you went to an event with your daughter, you didn’t reveal anything?

“We felt that if the situation wasn’t certain, it was better to keep it private because otherwise, it could backfire. (What does 'certain' mean to you now?) It’s been a long time, with on-and-off phases, but ultimately, we understand each other. He’s been there for every moment—as a friend, someone mature to consult with. What does he provide? He understands me well, is kind, calm, and is good with my daughter.”

Will we see pictures of him this year?

“No (laughs). I respect his privacy. He’s an introvert, and I know he probably wouldn’t like that, so I don’t post anything. He’s okay with it, but sometimes I feel a bit confused since I’m used to dating someone more open. This feels different—like, is this really the one? (laughs)”

You mentioned it was on and off. What does that mean?

“There were periods when we took breaks from the relationship and then got back together several times.”

What makes you sure this time is for real?

“I feel there has been progress in many ways. He takes better care of me now. I don’t explicitly say he’s my boyfriend, but I post on Instagram. For example, we celebrate Valentine’s Day, but I only post about Valentine’s Day, not who I’m with. I wouldn’t be going out for Valentine’s dinner alone, right? (laughs)”

So you haven’t been lonely at all for 6 years?

“Well, during the off times, yes, I was lonely—sometimes briefly, sometimes longer—but I don’t want to say much to avoid affecting feelings. I’m happy and feel that this is what good love should be like.”

Are you still hoping for a marriage proposal?

“Actually, he proposed before, which was reported in the news. At that time, I felt it was my fault because I wasn’t ready. But now, I wonder why I wasn’t ready back then (pretends to grit teeth). Now we’re just seeing how things go and learning about each other because there’s no rush. Everything is good now; he takes better care of me than many married couples.”

What if he proposes again?

“Oh, that wouldn’t be a surprise and might put pressure on him. (If he asks, what would you say in your head?) Oh, yes, I’ll marry you, but he hasn’t asked yet (laughs).”

How does Pipim feel? Does he get along with your daughter?

“Pipim likes him. He’s kind and lovely and spoils both of us. He’s won her heart. He’s kind, indulgent, sets boundaries but mostly spoils.”

Is there any chance of a surprise proposal? Would you want to be told first?

“No, I know he’s not in a hurry. I feel everything is great now. I’m not rushing because I’ve been through that stage when I thought marriage might not always be the answer. But I like sweet, romantic moments. I don’t want to say too much and pressure him. But don’t worry like last time—I won’t reject him. There’s no baggage now (laughs).”

May I ask about Tim Pita? When he made news about his love life, people linked it to you. How do you feel?

“I wonder why it’s only me who gets linked. Why not him? (laughs) I think it’s natural, but really, it’s not related to me. I do care because he has to be close to our daughter more.”},{

I talk with my daughter about everything. I’m like a friend she can share feelings and everything with. So I feel my daughter is mature enough to understand the situation, what is happening, and how life naturally moves on.”},{

So she understands that both her father and mother can have new partners?

“Yes, she understands. She just asks that we be honest and not pretend someone is just a friend. When the relationship was on and off, I didn’t let him meet my daughter much because I wanted to be sure first.”},{

Have you talked with your ex-husband about not introducing someone new to your daughter unless you’re sure?

“No, what advice could I give him? (laughs) But we still cooperate in looking after our daughter as usual.”},{

The news on his side is quite loud. Do you follow it?

“I do, can’t avoid it (laughs). I’m happy for him. I even asked my daughter who the new person is (laughs) because I talk with my daughter about everything. She knows as much as I do. It’s good—I know his personality. My daughter says she doesn’t know yet but learned from the news (smiles).”},{

Regarding Pipim going to study abroad, will you go with her?

“She’s going for a trial period of about 5 months. It’s not permanent study abroad yet. We talked, and she wanted to go. I didn’t want to stop her because I think children should have such experiences. When she asked, I agreed to let her go for a short time. But I actually hope she waits until she’s older and can make decisions more thoughtfully.”},{

At this age, children are usually close to their parents, so being apart can be hard. But when she’s older and ready to seek independence and adventure, that’s her choice, and it’s okay. (You won’t live with her?) I’ll visit her. She’ll have a break of about 10 days, and I’ll take her on a trip.”},{

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