Sineenat “Koi” Wongvajirapakdi was previously put under the spotlight when the Thai King reinstated all of her titles and privileges back to her before flying her to Germany to rejoin him.
The Thai royal consort has become the talk of the town once again when her explicit photos were leaked to Andrew MacGregor Marshall, a journalist who specialises in Thai politics and affairs.
According to Andrew’s Twitter, he received an anonymous SD card containing up to 1,443 photos taken from Sineenat’s previous phones. The journalist claimed that most of the photos are sexually explicit and it might be possible that she took it to send to King Vajiralongkorn.
He stated in one of his tweets, “Most of the images are photographs she took of herself, and dozens of them are sexually explicit. It seems probable that she had taken explicit photographs of herself to send to Vajiralongkorn.” Andrew added that he had received the photos right before Koi was released from prison and flown to Germany to rejoin the King with all her titles and privileges restored.
Back in August, Andrew made a decision to not even publicly mention that he had received the photos, however, he is coming out now due to the fact that others have also received the images and circulated it. The journalist wants to highlight that the leak proves an “ugly power struggle in the palace due to Vajiralongkorn’s chronically complicated sex life.”
In an earlier tweet, he said, “Koi’s return was bitterly opposed by palace factions supporting Queen Suthida and Princess Bajrakitiyabha and it is highly probable the images of Koi were leaked in an effort to sabotage her return as Vajiralongkorn’s consort.”
Check out the whole Twitter thread below:
https://twitter.com/zenjournalist/status/1330561551145852933
In relation to this, explicit photographs of the Thai King’s third wife, Srirasmi Suwadee, have also been leaked over the years. Nonetheless, after their divorce in 2014, Srirasmi is forced to live under house arrest and has decided to take on life as a nun. Read about it here.
Sources: Dim Sum Daily, China Press.
