This is another issue that many still wonder about, regarding the Economic Crime Police raiding a house. Boom Panadda Wongpudi, a beauty queen and television host, according to the search warrant in the case involving donations to the Make Good Foundation, where 32 brand-name bags were seized but later found to be all counterfeit.
Recently, Noom Kanchai Kamnerdploy shared information about the real brand-name items Boom Panadda actually uses on the program “Hon Krasae” on Channel 3, saying, “Earlier, people wanted to see about the brand-name bags, so I’ll show you. Boom Panadda bought fake items to use—whether she used them or not, I don’t know—but there were fake items the police took. However, this is another angle.
At the same time, she herself is a Louis Vuitton devotee, which could be useful for the Central Investigation Bureau or the Economic Crime Police. So, team, try showing them.”
The team then showed photos of Boom Panadda using brand-name items, and Noom narrated the images: “Here, the bag she’s carrying is a Louis Vuitton Monogram Backpack worth 130,000 baht—this one is genuine.
Next, on Teacher’s Day, Boom also carried a Speedy bag worth 448,000 baht. I’m showing Louis Vuitton prices for comparison—100 percent authentic. It can’t be called fake. It’s clear.”
There’s more: a shirt worth 126,000 baht from a trip to Sweden on 6 March 2025.
Look at this from the Japan trip: a Louis Vuitton shirt worth 120,000 baht and another bag for 93,700 baht.
From trips to Singapore in May 2025 and Indonesia, items worth 180,000 baht, all Louis Vuitton.
Here, at a pickup event, a dress worth 144,000 baht on 4 June, along with a bag worth 96,000 baht.
For the Shanghai trip, look at the shirt first, worth 122,000 baht, and a cardigan for the same trip on 12 June priced at 129,500 baht. She’s a Louis Vuitton devotee who uses the brand’s VIP lounges when traveling abroad. Also in Shanghai, a 120,000 baht shirt and another for 150,000 baht—this is enormous.
Next, she bought gold recently in 2025. Let’s pause here and later show 2026.
Noom added that renting these items is unlikely, noting that while Boom wears shirts worth over 100,000 baht, some donors still buy clothes at flea markets, which highlights the disparity.
Noom then discussed doubts about Boom’s brand-name items: “The biggest question is where these items are now. They leave a digital footprint since she posts them herself and they’ve been verified as genuine. However, when she posted, she didn’t confirm wearing them—just posed with them.
This shows clearly that she did use Louis Vuitton heavily, definitely brand-name items. This is only from 2025; I will show 2026 later. There’s a lot more.”
Noom continued, “Showing Boom wearing brand-name items, we must say she’s worked as an actress and host for a long time and might have bought these with her own money. We are not accusing her of using foundation funds, but this confirms the fact that people often say she doesn’t use brand names—this proves she does.”
“The important question is why, on the day the police searched, only fake items were found. Where are the genuine ones? Even if Boom bought these herself without using foundation money, where are they? If the money was honestly earned, there should be no need to hide anything. If she is innocent, she could tell the police these are her personal items bought with her own money, unrelated to the foundation funds.”
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