Previously, there was a hot topic involving the famous couple, the singer Tar Navin Yaowapolkul or Navin Tar and the heiress businesswoman Namwan Pasavee Phayakkabut After Tar attended a work meeting with the opposing woman, drama erupted and became hot news earlier. Recently, Tar and Namwan appeared together on the “Club Friday Show” on One Channel, where the three hosts, DJ Chod Saitip, DJ Oi Napaporn, and Aun Phuwanart, had the couple open up about what happened.
Namwan’s current mental state has improved but is not yet fully recovered. Tar said they are still stressed daily; even in the dressing room, they argue. But he sees this as normal for a family—sometimes spouses have differing views. The most important thing is that today they are still holding hands.
Tar said he really did go to the district office intending to file for divorce. Fortunately, there were no witnesses, which made them reflect that they are still a family today. Namwan said she felt pain but wanted it to be a single, worst pain, not wanting to feel that way again.
Asked if it was really that serious to become such a big issue, Tar said yes, it was. He admitted he was the one who made mistakes, which affected Namwan, causing her to be the way she is. What started as a private family problem became public. Many people had their own perspectives, but the real situation was different from what the public saw. This time it seemed Namwan was angry at him, accusing her of overreacting. He felt twice as bad because he was seen as not protecting her or reacting, which made Namwan look bad again. Namwan was sad that he didn’t defend her, and he was truly sorry for what happened.
Namwan said the question she asked Tar was why he didn’t stop the incident, why he let the meeting continue for 3–4 hours. This led everyone to ask why it became such a big deal. It was big because her husband felt that way but still let the situation escalate. During the meeting, 2–3 people messaged Namwan asking her to come because the meeting had no content and couldn’t proceed, with frequent breaks to calm down. The woman involved might have just behaved inappropriately.
But what angered Namwan most was that as her husband, why did she have no dignity? Why didn’t he just stop the meeting right there? Everyone in the room felt uncomfortable, even the mediator who brought them there. The mediator said Tar did not allow the meeting to stop, so how could he? Namwan asked the mediator why, if he saw the inappropriate behavior, he did not stop it. Even the mediator had to pause the meeting four times because strange reactions arose during the meeting.
Namwan just saw the woman’s behavior as inappropriate, not suitable for a meeting. But what upset her most was her own husband. Throughout their relationship, Namwan has only worked and taken care of their child, never anything else. Is this what she deserved? Is this what Tar gave her? This made Tar take her hand to apologize and comfort her.
Tar continued, acknowledging she was still angry. Namwan is straightforward. By nature, he is soft-spoken. This issue really shook their relationship, not because Namwan was jealous. If you listen carefully, she wasn’t jealous, just disappointed and sad because he was not what she expected.
Aun said that society and commenters see the issue from the wrong angle. They ask why jealousy is involved, but jealousy is not the point. What Tar is saying is that it’s not jealousy but feeling shaken by the situation.
DJ Oi added that it wasn’t about jealousy because as a husband, you see him as a bit of a hero. Namwan felt even more because everyone at the meeting was uncomfortable and expected her hero husband to fix everything. When Tar didn’t handle the problem as Namwan hoped, she felt sad that her husband didn’t solve it differently. But that doesn’t mean Tar was wrong; people handle problems in different ways, and it doesn’t mean he doesn’t love her.
Tar said he appreciated DJ Oi’s reminder. He wanted to tell Namwan that if she’s looking for that hero—the one who proposed, who keeps the family together, the head of the family, the husband—that person is still here. But sometimes mistakes happen in life, and they accept that these are mistakes. They haven’t overcome this obstacle yet and ask for time. He is still that person.
DJ Chod said from an outsider’s perspective, if they still love each other, they shouldn’t let anything or anyone destroy them. If it comes to ending the relationship, let it be because they no longer love each other.
Namwan said she got an answer but honestly, they talked before coming to the show and never got a clear answer. She trusted the process and didn’t think Tar liked anyone else. She just felt that the respect she deserved from Tar was for him to do something.
Tar said at that time he wanted everything to end but was too embarrassed to speak up. He regrets not acting to avoid the meeting ending in shame. He felt compelled to take legal action due to harassment and insult and wanted to prove he was truly violated. When asked how this will end, he said he wants to leave it to the legal process to handle everything.
Asked if Namwan had anything to say, she replied she had already spoken before coming. She often does live streams in a family group of about 30–40 people who are involved in their child’s life—an online support family. Normally, they chat about general matters, but this time Namwan was hurt and had no one to talk to. She never expected it to spread or become news. When it did, it caused personal wounds, and she has to accept responsibility for her actions.
Tar said he feels sorry for Namwan because everything he did affected her. Sometimes when he tries to comfort her, it doesn’t work; even her breathing feels wrong. Namwan said Tar’s words sometimes hurt her. A few days ago, he said he understood why he had to sue—to end the matter—which made it sound like Namwan wanted to sue.
When Tar was live streaming, Namwan asked, “Tar, can I usually order you around?” Normally, she can’t; Tar is independent. When things get serious, Tar is much stricter than Namwan. When they argue, Namwan is usually silent. Tar then replied, “Oh, you can control everything,” which caused another problem about why he lied.
DJ Oi joked that everyone has their 'hell moment.' Namwan said she never forced him to do anything. Aun added that maybe Tar was being polite in his answer. Namwan agreed but said it was a sensitive moment, blending truth with pain. She likes truth even if it hurts because it’s real and who they are. She asked if one always has to be the hero.
DJ Oi warned that when one is very vulnerable, spending a lot of time on social media is dangerous because even small comments can hurt, even if unseen. When Namwan is vulnerable, she tries to respond strongly, demanding understanding immediately. Some commenters leave after posting, which turns a private issue between two people into a bigger problem. Be careful, as problems can escalate when you’re vulnerable.
Tar said he never intended for this to become public. Now that they are talking openly, Aun teased that he no longer leads them by the hand to the district office, and Tar laughed, telling Namwan, “Not anymore.”
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