The controversy surrounding Boom Panadda and her claim about nails in high heels during her participation in the Miss Thailand pageant in 2000 has attracted considerable public interest. Recently, the talented actor and producer Kong Piya opened up about the matter, admitting that during the interview he fully trusted all the answers given and emphasized that the host's duty is to have confidence in the guest.
He revealed that he was unaware of the truth and felt hurt by the fabricated story.
Kong Piya clarified the incident, saying"I interviewed many people and have forgotten some details. I never saw it myself. Someone said, 'It was that person,' and I thought I knew who it was, but I didn't ask further. When asked if I really knew, I said no; even if I did, I wouldn't say because it’s not the truth and talking about it would be pointless. But if someone confirms and says it's not true, then I have to say it probably isn't.""
He also emphasized his personal feelings, saying he had always believed everything the other party told him with sincerity.
"But I truly believed 100%. I believed everything she said, even about fighting with a man. I believed it. I thought it was not about losing face. When you trust someone you love, you give them your heart. So, I didn't think it was losing face; it was a matter of giving my heart to her. If she disappoints me, then I might feel that way. But with Boom, I felt okay—she’s a good younger person, I love her, and I was disappointed because I never expected to be part of a made-up story. It was beyond my expectation.""
He reiterated the spirit of a host to trust the guest, adding that the story was so seamless it was undetectable.
Kong Piya also explained his working principles as a host and addressed other issues like those related to a foundation, saying
"As a host, when interviewing, you have to believe the guest's answers. If a host says, 'Is she lying to me?' the audience would wonder why the interview is happening at all. You have to trust every answer and then ask what happens next.""
"But frankly, if it was fabricated, I admit it was very clever. Even as a producer and actor, I accept it was very convincing—like the foundation story. I didn’t know, but when they told me, I believed everything because I am sincere and straightforward.""
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