Young actor Feefy Premonnan Sripanich is preparing to become a father as his wife enters her fourth month of pregnancy with their first child. The actor recently visited the newsroom to update on his life as a family man and his entertainment industry plans. He also responded to criticism that he's a 'gold digger' following revelations that his wife's family are wealthy southern businesspeople.

When asked about his current life, Feefy explained: "After getting married, I committed to working harder. Now that my wife is pregnant, I'm working even more. I'm focusing on online content now, so you won't see me on television as much, but I'm more active on social media than usual."

Regarding entertainment work, he said: "I still enjoy acting, but being Muslim does limit the roles I can accept. For example, I cannot bow to anything other than God. I understand it's acting, but ultimately it's a real form of worship, so it makes me uncomfortable. Similarly, close physical contact with women is forbidden in Islam, so I avoid those scenes. This way, my wife can feel comfortable too."

Asked if these restrictions came before or after marriage, Feefy responded: "I was strict before marriage. I was born into a Muslim family, and while I lived a typical teenage life initially, as I studied more and gained deeper knowledge, my faith strengthened. I wanted to follow religious principles more closely. With these limitations, I'm uncertain what the future holds in entertainment, but I trust everything comes from God's will."

His most recent work was the drama 'Meung Kaew,' filmed nearly two years before it aired. Regarding future projects, he said: "I'm not turning my back on entertainment, but right now I'm focused on business. If an opportunity comes along that aligns with my values and a role I genuinely want to play, I'll reach out to casting directors. I still enjoy acting, just in roles where I can be comfortable and fully committed."

On his early marriage decision at age 25-26, Feefy explained: "It was surprising even for me, but I wanted to do things correctly according to Islamic principles, which don't include dating. We kept things within family circles, got to know each other superficially, and then married."

Regarding his role as a husband, he said: "I stand on principles of justice—I'm firm on what's right, but flexible where possible. My wife and I listen to each other and show mutual respect."

On how his life has changed, he reflected: "My role has changed dramatically. I have more responsibility now. I think about how much we've built, and we have someone to care for. Being married has made me more mature, thinking more about the future."

The Khla Tham Party held its 2025 annual general assembly on April 28 at 2:00 PM at the Golden Tulip Sovereign Hotel in Bangkok, led by Group Captain Thammanat Prompow, a party-list MP and chairman of the party's advisory board. The meeting drew strong participation from party executives, MPs, and members, with the primary agenda being the reorganization of the party's executive committee following Nramol Pinyosinwat's resignation as party chief on April 27. Thatpreechai Boonpramook, a Tak province MP, nominated Thammanat Prompow for the position, and the meeting proceeded to vote on the new party leadership and executive committee members.

The new executive committee of the Khla Tham Party consists of 21 members, including Group Captain Thammanat Prompow as party chief, Phai Lik as secretary-general, Nramol Pinyosinwat as treasurer, and Boonsingh Wrintaruk as party registrar. The committee also includes 17 other executive members.

The party also elected 12 deputy party chiefs, including Police Brigadier Surin Palare, Bunyying Nitikaanjana, Air Vice Marshal Anudit Nakorntharp, and others. Additionally, the meeting appointed Atthakorn Sirilattayakorn, a Chachoengsao province MP, as party spokesperson. Party chief adviser positions were filled by Chaloemchai Sriawn, Paveena Hongsukul, and General Prajuab Wongsuk.

After recovering and having her breathing tube removed, Spider Lady—M.R. Srikamrung Yukol—is showing a bright and improving condition, following a sudden respiratory failure she suffered at the hospital. After more than 10 days of treatment, she has been able to return home with a smile on her face.

Tata Young rushed over to visit, hug, and show affection to Spider Lady. Her husband Dollar recently posted a touching video of the moment when famous singer Tata Young came to visit and embraced Spider Lady, accompanied by Tata Young's song "I Love You" and a heartfelt message about friendship.

Dollar shared the touching moment of friendship and genuine feelings that money cannot buy, posting: "These precious feelings that money can't buy #friendship #bff #cherishing friends." Tata Young responded in the comments with "Love You Guys So Much!"

Comments from viewers have poured in with admiration for their friendship, warming hearts and sending well-wishes for Spider Lady's continued recovery and health. As one commenter wrote: "This hug warmed my heart so much. Love from those close to you is always valuable. Money cannot buy this kind of happiness. Wishing you stronger health and continued smiles every day."

On April 28, 2025, General Pana Kaewlipat, Commander of the Royal Thai Army, signed Army Order 121/2569 appointing 228 battalion commanders across all branches including infantry, cavalry, artillery, special forces, communications, engineering, and aviation units in every regional command. The Northeastern region sees extensive position rotations among multiple battalions, while the Thailand-Cambodia strategic border area maintains its current composition without changes. Similarly, the Northern border experiences several adjustments to address anticipated future developments. Regional Command 4 stands out with significant reassignments in both infantry and ranger units to support safe area control and maintenance according to army policy amid increasingly complex security challenges. Regional Command 1 adjusts personnel in Division 1, the 902nd Infantry Battalion, and the 2nd Cavalry Division, with appointments including Lieutenant Colonel Charoen Charoendech as commander of 1st Battalion, 1st Division, and Major Watthaphon Phumphothitong as commander of 11th Battalion, 1st Division. Regional Command 2 restructures elements of the 3rd and 6th Infantry Divisions and 3rd Cavalry Division, with Major Setsathorn Puangbanyen becoming commander of the 22nd Ranger Regiment and Major Nithikorn Srikham as commander of the 26th Ranger Regiment. Regional Command 3 adjusts the 1st Cavalry Division, 4th Infantry Division, and 7th Infantry Division. Regional Command 4 reorganizes the 5th and 15th Infantry Divisions and ranger forces, with appointments including Major Natthawuth Makhasaen as commander of the 15th Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion, and Major Chairutthee Hansarachai as commander of the 49th Ranger Regiment. Additional notable appointments include Lieutenant Colonel Phanuthat Songngam as commander of the 5th Artillery Regiment, 2nd Battalion, and Lieutenant Colonel Panyasidhee Phaenkaew as commander of the 1st Engineer Regiment, 6th Battalion.

The Thai National Police and Bangkok Metropolitan Police have partnered to develop D.A.R.E. instructors and establish drug resistance programs in schools throughout Bangkok, while building digital-age life skills for Thai children. On April 28, 2025, at Bangkok's Palazzo Hotel, Police General Achayan Kraitong presided over the seminar opening ceremony alongside commanders from the Police Bureau. Deputy Metropolitan Commissioner General Siam Bunserm assigned Deputy Commissioner Theerdethai Thammasudee to oversee narcotics efforts, with participation from regional commanders and district-level officials. The sixth annual D.A.R.E. instructor enhancement training for fiscal year 2025 ran from April 28-30, 2025, with 160 police officers participating from all nine regions and specialized units. The program aims to help D.A.R.E. instructors refresh their knowledge, learn new teaching methods, exchange ideas, and strengthen motivation for their roles. Following government policy designating drug abuse as an urgent priority, the police have implemented a comprehensive framework centered on building immunity among elementary school students through structured curriculum to protect children and youth from drug involvement.

The Royal Thai Police have launched a comprehensive nationwide operation targeting drug trafficking networks on April 27 at 10:00 AM, following the policy directive of Prime Minister Anuthín Charnweerakul and the National Police Office. Police General Kittirát Pánthaphet, National Police Commissioner, and Police General Samrán Nualma, Deputy Commissioner overseeing the Drug Prevention and Suppression Center, assigned Police Lieutenant General Krítthída Kanchanaolngkorn as deputy director to chair the center's coordination meeting.

The operation aims to monitor the nationwide drug suppression situation and accelerate enforcement results. During the three-month period from March 28 to April 27, 2025, police dismantled 46 drug networks, made 819 arrests of 830 suspects, and seized over 200,000 methamphetamine pills, 856 kilograms of ice, 916 kilograms of ketamine, 86 ecstasy pills, 21 firearms, and 31 million baht in assets.

On the single day of operation, police conducted 27 raids covering 130 networks, resulting in 161 drug-related cases with 164 arrests and 9 warrant apprehensions. Seized items included 2,109 methamphetamine pills, 0.646 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine, 0.062 kilograms of ketamine, 1 firearm, 1.2 million baht in cash, and assets valued at over 11 million baht. The Royal Thai Police urge the public to report any drug-related suspects to hotline 191 or 1599 available 24/7 or to nearby police stations to create a safer society.