It caused quite a stir after people saw the photo of Noom Kanchai with Beer The Voice meeting for a meal together. Previously, there had been a major lawsuit making big news, but later, Noom withdrew all charges. Most recently, photos showed them together, marking the end of the past drama.
On the Midday News program on Channel 3, Muay Arisara represented the community in asking Noom Kanchai about this matter on behalf of viewers.
Muay said, "There’s so much news about you on my feed."
Noom replied, "About that."
Muay asked, "Where were you yesterday? You were with someone, and I saw pictures posted of you both smiling."
Noom said, "Beer The Voice and I met to talk yesterday. Actually, we had arranged several meetings before. We were supposed to meet last Saturday, but I was busy, so we postponed to yesterday. Dr. Khongkwan was free, so we met. Actually, both Dr. Khongkwan and I had issues with Beer before, but we never met or talked directly. Messages were passed back and forth. There wasn’t really anything major. We met because we had never talked before, and after talking, it was okay—we cleared things up."
"Beer and I agreed that it’s better to move forward and see how things develop. We understand each other but won’t sit around asking why, who said what, or what happened. We just don’t discuss those things because Beer feels the same way—just move forward. Dr. Khongkwan also cleared things up with Beer."
"Dr. Khongkwan is kind. She told Beer that she admits she once criticized her and even posted criticisms publicly. But if anything caused discomfort between us, we apologized to each other, and that’s it."
Muay said, "Once you met, everything became easier. I think seeing each other face-to-face helped."
Muay asked, "After talking with Beer, will you also talk with the other person involved?"
Noom responded, "Oops!"
Muay added, "Maybe we’ll see photos like that too."
Noom said, "Actually, you can ask outside the studio. As for the other person, I won’t talk. There’s nothing to discuss. I’ll leave it to the court to decide because, in my view, that case went too far and crossed many lines. It’s better to let the court judge for fairness to both sides. I respect the court’s decision. That matter will be handled there. But later, you can ask outside—I prefer not to talk about that person." (laughs)
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