The dramatic conflict between former close friends, Ta Fedfe, and Yat Chaisoro, which involved a lawsuit demanding 19 million baht, is far from over despite attempts at negotiation proposed by Ta on the Channel 3 program “Hon Krasae.”
Recently, Arm Supasit Siri, Yat Chaisoro’s lawyer, posted an update on the matter, stating, "Following discussions and negotiations through Ta’s proposal on the 'Hon Krasae' show,
at this time, no mutual agreement has been reached, and the case has formally entered the judicial process. The court has set the verdict hearing date for 20 October 2026 GMT+7. The lawyers ask all parties to respect the justice process and await the court’s proper decision."
Meanwhile, Khaimuk Oranuchya Rungreungnopparat, Ta Fedfe’s lawyer, commented on the issue: "That day, Yat said he would split the payment; today, he changed his mind. That’s fine. The highlight is not the civil case, brother. I told you before, your side holds the losing documents, so whatever. Wait to see Lawyer Khaimuk’s next move, fans of Lawyer Arm."
At the same time, Ta Fedfe posted a photo with Khun Kanchai, writing, "One of the best gifts of this year is this man, Khun Kanchai. This photo was taken at the closest moment near Khun Kanchai because on the show we sat apart. He was the mediator, but being close I felt a certain energy—warmth, sincerity, a genuine person, a cool tough guy. Most importantly, he’s very handsome in person and a role model in the industry.
Without appearing on Khun Kanchai’s show, I wouldn’t have this opportunity. 'Hon Krasae' is one of the most powerful platforms in Thailand, and I went there with a pure heart to prove my innocence. Today, society sees that, and that is the show’s answer.
After and during the show, Khun Kanchai spoke like a man, urging both sides and their lawyers to negotiate to a good conclusion because the show clearly stated that money would be refunded. The opposing lawyer even publicly confirmed the amount.
But today, suddenly, another response emerges, seeming to disrespect what the elders requested and the promises made on the show, as if disregarding the show’s value. Changing one’s word at will—it's clear who finished and who restarted after the show.
Also, regarding the frequent summons for questioning at Khlong Dan Police Station, my assistant and I have been called multiple times despite not being at the crime scene but near some lawyers’ offices. I ask society and authorities to investigate this. I don’t want to go to that police station anymore.
I want to end this case and live honestly, but why won’t it end, even though elders have spoken and promised? I sincerely thank Khun Kanchai; I owe him a debt of gratitude. I love and respect him."
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