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Kaekai Denies Rumors of Receiving 200 Million Baht Inheritance After Fathers Death, Warns Insurance Agents Against False Claims

News25 Oct 2026 14:50 GMT+7

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Kaekai Denies Rumors of Receiving 200 Million Baht Inheritance After Fathers Death, Warns Insurance Agents Against False Claims

Faced with rumors about a 200 million baht inheritance, Kaekai Natthicha Namwong felt compelled to clarify the facts. Kaekai Natthicha Namwong, also known as Kaekai Slider, posted a statement to clarify after rumors spread that she had received a 200 million baht inheritance from a life insurance policy taken out for her father.

Kaekai said this information is untrue. For over a year, insurance agents have been using this false information to sell insurance, severely damaging her and her family's reputation. Kaekai posted a detailed explanation stating:

"After my father passed away, information circulated claiming that I received a 200 million baht inheritance from a life insurance policy taken out for him. I want to clearly confirm that this information is false."

For more than a year, some insurance agents have continuously used untrue information about me and my family in their promotions and insurance sales.

I want to take this opportunity to clarify the facts about the damage this misinformation has caused to my reputation over the past year, and I ask all insurance agents to help correct this.

To prevent further misunderstanding, I would like to explain the truth about my insurance policies as follows.

In 2021, I purchased a genuine insurance policy. In 2023, I posted a photo about taking out inheritance insurance for my heirs, and the original poster asked permission to share this positive story, to which I agreed. I decided to plan an inheritance fund, but the policy was taken out in my own name (Natthicha Namwong), not as a life insurance policy for my father.

This means that if I pass away someday, the beneficiaries I designated—whether my father, mother, older brother, or younger brother—will receive the money according to the policy conditions I arranged. This provides financial security for those left behind.

I emphasize again that the policy payout will be made to beneficiaries only upon my death, not my father's. There is no insurance amount of 100 or 200 million baht as some have shortened the claim to. Even if I pass away, the money will not be used by me.

What upsets me most is not just the spreading of incorrect information, but that my family's loss has been exploited as a marketing tool to build credibility and encourage insurance purchases without fully verifying the facts.

I understand that being an insurance agent is a valuable profession, and insurance is an important tool for future planning for oneself and family. But from my perspective, insurance sales should always start with truth, accuracy, and responsibility to the recipients of the information.

Every baht spent by customers purchasing policies is money they have worked hard to earn and save. A decision to buy insurance may involve long-term financial commitments. Therefore, providing accurate and complete information is extremely important.

I believe no profession should create business opportunities based on misunderstanding or others' loss, especially when the story involves someone who has passed away and a family still living with that loss. We lost my father forever, and also suffered damage to our reputation and emotional strength over what is true and false.

Finally, I ask all insurance agents who have spread this false information to stop using it and to remove all related posts and promotional materials. I have previously chosen not to take action because I did not focus on these falsehoods.

But since the issue continues, I must clarify to protect my rights and firmly state the facts. I have reflected on why I did not clarify sooner on my own platforms, believing that "what is untrue will eventually fade away." I have already attempted correction once, but it was ineffective.

Therefore, from the date of this statement onward, if I find that false information about me is still being used in advertising, promotion, or sales, I will take legal action and appoint lawyers to proceed accordingly.

I do not seek conflict with anyone; I only want my story and my family's to be respected and not distorted for business gain.

Thank you to everyone who understands and cooperates. Trustworthiness in business should not be built on false stories but must start with honesty and responsibility to others."

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