Bangkok –
Taking pictures intimate concubine of the King of Thailand Maha Vajiralongkorn reportedly leaked out in the public. Who is the culprit?
The existence of intimate photos of Sineenat “Koi” Wongvajirapakdi was first picked up by political journalist Andrew MacGregor Marshall in a recent tweet on Twitter.
He admitted that he received an envelope that was sent to his residence in August 2020. “Inside the envelope is an SD memory card containing 1443 photos from three iPhones that Koi used – iPhone 4S, iPhone 5S and iPhone 5,” he tweeted on his account. @zenjournalist as quoted by Mashable SE Asia recently.
Nearly all the photos he received were called Andrew sexually explicit. He believes that it is very likely that the photos were specially made by Koi to be sent to the King.
The explanation continued that the exciting photos were related to the political situation in Thailand.
He accepted it shortly after Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi was released from prison for alleged treason against the King. The honorary title was removed only three months after he received it.
Following her release, the concubine of the King of Thailand received her title again. According to Andrew, this was seen as a threat by Queen Suthida’s supporters.
In his Twitter thread, he indicated that Sineenat’s return was “fiercely opposed” by court people who had pledged to support Queen Suthida.
Andrew is sure that the photos were deliberately distributed to sabotage Sineenat’s presence in the palace.
A similar incident actually happened in 1996. At that time, Vajiralongkorn, who was still a prince, kicked his second wife, Yuvathida Polpraserth, after his exciting photos reached the hands of the mass media and leaked on the internet.
Andrew himself refused to publish the photos concubine of the King of Thailand that. According to him it is privacy and he will not reveal it.
The king of Thailand is currently known to be living in Germany. In fact, the German government threatened to oust King Maha if it was proven that he ruled from the country of Panser and left his country which was under constant demonstration.
The Thai demonstration demands that Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha resign and limits King Maha’s powers. The protests have been going on since July 2020.
Deutsche Welle reported that although King Maha had diplomatic immunity during his stay in Germany, the country still had the power to expel him. The German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas previously expressed the threat of expulsion.
Until now, the Palace, both the King of Thailand, and concubine, still mum about these intimate photos.
(dtg / dtg)
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