The Facebook page "Chaisoro" posted a Saturday greeting before claiming damage caused by the page "Fedfe Boyband FEDFE." It urged those involved to clarify the situation, stating that if they agree it was improper, they should collectively pursue legal action.
On 12 September 2026 GMT+7, reporters noted that after the drama involving close friends "Yad Chaisoro" and "Ta Fedfe," famous YouTubers, the Facebook page "Chaisoro" posted a Saturday greeting, then claimed harm caused by the Fedfe Boyband FEDFE page. It stated that as reported by P'Yat-Am on a program, those around them have been affected by content and information spread by the page, including false information, threats, fake news, and defamatory messages, despite the fact that everyone mentioned was not involved in the matter.
However, what the admin finds most concerning and unacceptable is the publication of photos of the sons of both parties, along with tagging or referencing their schools. The page also repeatedly mentions children, with netizens commenting or alluding to the children in various ways. The admin believes this should never happen to children uninvolved in the conflict.
Regardless of the nature of the conflict, children and unrelated individuals should not be drawn into it. Spreading such information can seriously impact the children and others involved.
Using media or online platforms must come with responsibility, as every message and publication can affect others—especially those not involved. Children should not suffer consequences from adult disputes.
Although it remains unclear who manages or operates the page, the call is for anyone previously involved to clearly explain the facts. If they agree the actions were wrong, they should jointly pursue full legal proceedings.
The page concluded by welcoming and greatly appreciating any media or foundations willing to help investigate and provide assistance.
, source: Facebook page "Chaisoro"