After Kitty Christina the former wife of S. Kantapong, addressed fans confirming that she has divorced S. and now their status is only "parents of their daughter." S. himself admitted to the divorce, saying he did his best for the family, respects her decision, and they have reached mutual understanding.
Recently, Kitty gave her first interview after attending court mediation in the lawsuit against S. Kantapong. She revealed that she decided to divorce because their love life was not as smooth as expected, and firmly confirmed their daughter is 100% S.'s child.
- They were legally married and officially divorced in March 2025.
- After the divorce, she traveled back and forth to Thailand; their daughter sometimes stayed at the father's house, but since their love life was troubled, she decided to divorce.
- Kitty clarified the issue about their daughter, firmly stating she is 100% S. Kantapong's child.
- When asked about reports that the father's mother took the child for a DNA test, Kitty said she knew about the news but preferred not to comment, was puzzled by the reports, but was not stressed because the child is definitely hers 100%.
- Kitty also said that a relationship should involve only two people and should not have a third party involved.
- At the time of their divorce, they tried to find a mutual solution, but it failed because she felt unseen and unheard, so she had to seek court intervention. She denied intending to take the child away and said she only wanted the best resolution.
- The best outcome now is that the court granted both parents authority over the child’s custody; she does not intend to keep the child solely.
- She admitted being afraid of breaking their agreement not to speak to the media, but despite the risk, she wanted to protect herself and her child.
- She remains hopeful and resilient, encouraging other women to stand up and fight for themselves.
- Regarding child support, Kitty said she could not provide detailed answers yet but mentioned there is a clear contract, some parts of which have been violated by the father.
- She acknowledged that the atmosphere in court when facing S. was extremely tense for both.
- Believing as a mother, she prioritizes her child's happiness, trusts the justice system, but finds living alone in Thailand challenging due to language barriers and the complexity of legal matters.
- When asked how she wishes this matter to end, Kitty said she wants their daughter to be happily raised by both parents despite their separation, and she hopes to continue living in Thailand with her child because it feels like home.
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