"Ae Supachai" He opened up about the legal case and the annual remembrance of his late close younger sister, "Tangmo Nida." He confirmed he provides emotional support and participates in memorial ceremonies at the church alongside those who loved Tangmo every year.
When asked about the current legal case, Ae Supachai said he does not follow the news on this matter, focusing instead on preparing the annual remembrance event for Tangmo.
Tangmo Nida’s case?
"I honestly don’t know about this matter. I am the giver—I have given everything, including forgiving her debts since that day. Every year on the anniversary, I hold a memorial ceremony at the church Tangmo loved. I support emotionally on that side."
How does your mother feel about the case’s progress?
"My mother hasn’t been following the news at all. Mostly, we’re focused on planning the memorial work for Tangmo in February and March. Mom doesn’t want to get involved in that."
Are you happy that many people have come to help on behalf of Tangmo?
"Mom is grateful for everyone who loves Tangmo. But she always tells everyone to be careful about what they say because it’s like protecting her. One day, when I’m no longer here, I don’t want untrue or harmful stories to be told. I want it to stop. I want people to speak only good things if they truly love me."
"So, I feel Tangmo is like all of us. Therefore, when speaking or presenting anything, I respectfully ask everyone to speak only of her good qualities. When she was with us, she only gave us good memories—she was kind-hearted, sincere, and a true friend. Even when transgender friends cried, she wiped their tears. I want everyone to think this way, just as I do today."
Many are concerned about the safety of Kwan Usamanee?
"I truly don’t know about that. I have returned home now. Thank you."
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