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“I was not born with the best or healthiest body,” he noted earlier this year when another round of treatment began. “I have always done my best and will continue to do so. If you are healthy, do not lose this. You are extremely blessed, you do not have to be constantly on your guard or fighting ailments. You can handle life to the fullest. Nothing disappoints me more than seeing someone who is perfectly healthy and wastes the chance of success and happiness. ”
Mistress
Chakriwat’s life history is also burdened in other ways because Vajiralongkorn banned him, along with his three brothers Juthavachara, Vacharaesorn and Vatcharawee, from Thailand in 1996 along with their mother Sujarinee. The four princes – in 1996 forbidden to use the title and the royal surname Mahidol – were born from the relationship Vajiralongkorn had with the actress Yuvadhida Polpraserth, who was later renamed Sujarinee.
The relationship ran parallel with the first marriage of the then Thai crown prince with his niece Soamsawali. With her, Vajiralongkorn had his first child, Princess Bajrakitiyabha, in December 1978, and Sujarinee’s first son followed in August 1979. The marriage ended in 1991. At that time, Vajiralongkorn already had five children by his mistress, whom he finally married in 1994, only to divorce in 1996 with a lot of noise.
Return
He had yet another favorite and accused Sujarinee of adultery. She had to leave the country with her sons, while their daughter – now Princess Sirivannavari – was brought back from England to Bangkok. The four sons of the king do not appear in official biographies of the royal family. Yet they have always remained loyal to their father and the royal family. They still hope to return, the eldest of the couple said a few years ago. King Vajiralongkorn is now in the process of his fourth marriage.
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