One truly feels sympathy for Kitty. She made the immense sacrifice of leaving her homeland—8,000 kilometers away—to come to Thailand alone to raise her child. Yet, she was met with rumors claiming, “Her child is not S Kantapong’s.” It must have been a pain so deep that she was left truly speechless.
Surely, no woman would willingly abandon a comfortable life in Germany just to be with her husband and raise a child entirely on her own in a foreign land for ten long years. However, today Kitty made her intentions clear: she has just appeared before the Juvenile Court to “request permission to take her child back to Germany.” Although they separated a year ago, the reason Kitty did not take her child back sooner was her desire to keep her daughter close to her father for as long as possible.
Even though she may not fully understand the language or speak it fluently, she hopes that Thai people will show her some kindness. Let us not forget that she is simply a woman—just like any other—who has loving parents waiting for her back home.
Kitty Christina, the ex-wife of S Kantapong, has opened up for the first time following her appearance in Juvenile Court, stating that their current status has been reduced to nothing more than “the father and mother of their daughter.”
Addressing rumors that the famous leading actor had caught her pregnant with another man—or that her mother had forced her to undergo a DNA test—she firmly asserted that these claims are absolutely untrue. She declared that the child is, without a doubt, S’s daughter—one million percent.
She revealed, “Our relationship was never just a matter between two people.” No matter how hard they tried to adapt and reconcile, they ultimately could not avoid the inevitable complications that made everything incredibly difficult.
Although they have separated, she has no intention of running away with their child; they continue to co-parent and care for her just as before, as their primary goal is for their daughter to grow up as happily as possible. She believes that, as a mother, she must prioritize her child’s happiness above all else, and she places her faith in the principles of justice and propriety. Living in Thailand all alone, her greatest obstacle is the language barrier—a challenge that becomes even more daunting when navigating legal matters.
Kitty still views Thailand as her home and wishes to continue living here, just as she always has. Kitty has acknowledged that, as life partners, they simply couldn’t make it work—the external factors and surrounding circumstances were truly overwhelming. My heartfelt support goes out to them both.
She is, after all, just a woman who chose love and family—moving to Thailand all alone for the sake of her child. I truly admire her for that.
German women genuinely cherish their families; they live by the motto that when they love someone, they give their whole heart—one hundred percent. This was evident during that difficult time when S Kantapong fell critically ill and was hospitalized, remaining unconscious for several months. Even when others had lost hope, Kitty never wavered in her faith in S; she stayed right by his side, bringing their child to visit him constantly. Yet, the very day he was discharged—a day that should have been a joyous reunion for the whole family—tragically marked the day the couple decided to part ways.
It is truly a pity that, from now on, we will likely no longer see photos of the three of them together as a family.
