Baifern Pimchanok and Nine Naphat | Image: Instagram/@baifernbah
Thai celebrity couple Baifern Pimchanok and Nine Naphat have decided to part ways, as confirmed by the actor himself, citing his “mother” as the reason for the split as he also affirmed that there was no third party involved.
Nine was in tears as he broke the separation news to Thai media, saying he and the actress have decided to go back to being just “friends.”
“We’ve stepped back to be friends. We are not angry at each other. We only have good intentions towards one another. There is no third party for sure. I don’t regret anything that happened. In my heart, she is the best woman,” said the actor in Thai.
Without delving into details, the 28-year-old actor mentioned his mother as one of the contributors to the breakup, saying, “It’s my fault that I couldn’t balance my relationships well,” referring to his relationship with his mother and his now-ex-girlfriend.
Nine stressed that he holds a great deal of love and respect for Baifern.
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Nine Baifern have officially broken up and decided to just be friends. Nine admitted that the reason was his inability to balance the relationship between his mother and his girlfriend. #นายณภัทร
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“Baifern is lovely; [I’m] gateful to her family; she always prioritizes other people’s feelings rather than hers. She is a great person, having worked in the show biz for more than 20 years, who is always sincere with everyone,” he expressed.
The actor affirmed that he and the actress “will remain in touch with each other.”
Last May, after going on a trip to Switzerland, Nine posted on his Instagram to say he had a “problem” that he was dealing with, asking his fans to give him time to explain as rumors about his relationship surfaced.
The former couple worked together in the 2019 romantic comedy movie “Friendzone” and the 2022 TV series “A Tale of Ylang Ylang.”
Meanwhile, Baifern is known in the Philippines for her role as Nam in the 2010 romantic comedy “A Crazy Little Thing Called Love,” opposite Mario Maurer.
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