On July 1, 2026, at Major Cineplex Ratchayothin, Emmy Maxim attended the premiere of "SOS ก้าวผิดชีวิตเปลี่ยน" with her daughter Jiu Ling. Before the screening, both gave interviews to media, expressing pride in Jiu Ling's acting success while addressing criticism about the film's quality.

When asked if she was proud of her daughter, Emmy responded enthusiastically: "Very much so. I never expected she'd be this talented and become a leading actress like this. I'm so proud of her."

Regarding special coaching, Emmy explained: "I barely need to train her. I just stay by her side. When there are deeper scenes or intense love scenes, I'm considerate to her co-star." She noted that Jiu Ling is naturally cautious and doesn't need much direction.

On acting techniques, Emmy shared: "She does her homework, reads her lines constantly. She watches other actors as reference rather than me. She's at an age where I barely need to teach anything. If I talk too much, we argue because she doesn't listen well."

Jiu Ling is 17 years old. When asked about concerns regarding love scenes in the film, Emmy clarified: "We discussed it beforehand. I asked if she was okay with it. She said yes. It's not excessive—a love scene is just acting. If you view it as art or cinema, it's just performance. There's nothing inappropriate. A kiss is normal, like kissing a boyfriend, though she doesn't have one yet."

Jiu Ling confirmed she discusses scenes with director Kim Mon beforehand and they establish boundaries through reminders like holding hands and saying "this is our job."

When addressing criticism about the film being too intense or heavy on content, Jiu Ling responded: "I want everyone to watch it because the entire story from beginning to end is acting. The production team created all the scenes and camera angles. What might look intense is actually just cinematography."

On protecting herself during intimate scenes, Emmy revealed: "She wears three pairs of underwear, a chest guard—everything."

When asked if this was Emmy's recommendation, she laughed: "No, she naturally wears three pairs of underwear to school anyway." Emmy explained that Jiu Ling is very protective of herself and, as someone who is romantically interested in women, prefers this extra layer of protection. The interview highlighted the protective mother-daughter dynamic while defending the artistic merit of the film project.

Thai actress and model Aum Luckana posted a TikTok video describing her experience at a Japanese onsen before being asked to leave due to her tattoos. She explained that the facility strictly prohibits anyone with tattoos from entering the water, regardless of size. After being denied entry at one location, she tried another onsen outside the city but encountered the same policy. The facility offered medical tape to cover her tattoos, which she had to purchase extra of to cover all her inked areas. When she first entered the water, the tape remained in place, but when moving to another pool, water pressure caused all the tape to peel off, resulting in her being asked to leave. She managed to soak for about 45 minutes before being stopped, which she described as a great experience despite the interruption. Luckana concluded by advising anyone with tattoos considering a visit to Japanese onsen to bring waterproof bandages, adding humorously in the caption: "If I could go back, I would never get a single tattoo."

A 39-year-old man named Uthen, also known as Jia, who had been missing for months, was found dead inside a cement-filled tank that had been thrown into a large pond in Moo 11, Bang Bua Thong Subdistrict, Bang Bua Thong District, Nonthaburi Province. Rescue officials conducted underwater searches, and after six days, they discovered the tank containing the body. According to a diving team, the pond was extensive with depths of 25-30 meters, and since the tank had been submerged for over a month, sediment had covered the underwater area, making the search extremely difficult. However, officers noticed a suspicious location where air bubbles continuously rose from below, resembling gas from decomposition escaping the tank. This led them to find the tank and successfully retrieve it. The diving team had nearly given up after searching for 3-4 days without success, but these air bubbles—seemingly a signal from the deceased asking for help—ultimately led to the discovery. When rescue officials brought the tank up and opened it, they found lime and human remains inside, corroborating the statement of a witness named Bird, who admitted to being involved in concealing and disposing of the body in the pond. The victim's mother was asked to identify the remains, and she confirmed it was her son based on his clothing, necklace, and physical features. Police are preparing to request a court warrant for the arrest of a suspect named Sam, who allegedly shot and killed Uthen, as indicated by Bird's testimony.

Barcelona President Joan Laporta has confirmed the club has submitted an offer to sign Julián Álvarez, the forward from rival La Liga side Atlético Madrid, saying the player also wants to join Barcelona.

Barcelona is urgently looking for a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, who departed on a free transfer after his contract expired. Álvarez has been one of the strikers consistently linked with the Catalan club.

Laporta recently stated: "Our director has already made an offer, and we know the player wants to come to us. Atlético Madrid says they have no plans to sell him because they don't have a replacement. But this offer will remain on the table and we'll hold onto it until we find a suitable alternative."

Previously, Álvarez indicated that leaving Atlético Madrid would be the best option for him. Real Madrid, another La Liga club, had submitted an offer worth up to 150 million euros, but it was already rejected.

Pirsit Watcharasindhul, a Pheu Thai party list MP and coordinator of the opposition coalition (opposition bloc), said the joint parliamentary session originally scheduled for July 7-8 to consider constitutional amendments regarding Section 15/1 and drafting a new constitution should be postponed. A public draft is being prepared and has not yet reached the required 50,000 signatures, making it impossible for it to be submitted in time for the July 7-8 meeting. Pirsit expressed surprise that the parliamentary speaker has not yet scheduled a three-faction meeting to formalize discussions and clarify whether other parliamentary agendas will be considered instead.

Chada Thaiseuksaman, a Bhumjaithai party MP from Uthai Thani, raised concerns about verifying that public signatories actually understand the constitutional amendment proposal, citing a previous submission of 20,000 signatures with unclear public comprehension. Sophon responded that verification procedures are already in place.

Sophon proposed moving the three-faction meeting to the morning of July 6, citing a full schedule on July 2. Pirsit agreed but expressed concern about having only 24 hours between the meeting and the July 7 parliamentary session. He requested a commitment that if the meeting proceeds on July 6, the July 7 parliamentary agenda should focus on Article 236 constitutional amendments, which have already been sufficiently studied. Sophon agreed to issue invitations for the three-faction meeting on July 6.

At 9 p.m., parliament voted to approve the draft 2570 Budget Bill with a vote of 288 in favor, 119 opposed, and 86 abstentions. A 72-member special committee was formed to deliberate the legislation within a 30-day amendment period. The committee's first meeting is scheduled for July 2 at 1:30 p.m.

The 72-member special committee consists of representatives from multiple political parties: 18 from the cabinet, 21 from the Bhumjaithai Party, 13 from the Pheu Thai Party, 8 from the Move Forward Party, 6 from the Ek Dharma Party, 2 from the Democrat Party, 1 from the Thai United Party, 1 from the Thai National Party, 1 from the State Power Party, and 1 from the Economics Party. The committee includes former Bangkok gubernatorial candidate Chaivatcharit and other prominent political figures.