Valentine’s day was supposed to be a joyful day filled with love and people showering each other with adorations. Sadly, it turned into a day filled with tears and sorrow as a mother grieved for her child.
Wiyada Pontawee, or better known as Soda amongst OnlyFans visitors, has been ridden with not only sorrow but guilt as well after losing her 2 -year-old son while she was partying.
Recently, on the 14th of February, Wiyada had attended an OnlyFans party at a private villa in Pattaya, Thailand along with other adult models. The party was said to double as a photoshoot as well; explains the photo of her posing in a black bikini showing off her voluptuous figure. Not only that, she also brought along her husband Chawanakon Hancharoenpanna (who is also her photographer) along with their kids to the party.
Before the tragedy, her son, Vio, could be seen playing and splashing around in the villa’s pool with his sibling and another child; as their parents were involved in the adult photoshoot and partied with alcoholic beverages. While they were at it, Chawanakon heard his young son struggling in the water and rushed straight to save him. However, it was too little too late.
Emergency services were called at 10pm, and when they arrived at the scene, Vio was given CPR before being taken to the hospital. Unfortunately, Wiyada was given the worst news a mother could bear – her son was pronounced dead. On 15th of February approximately 3am, Wiyada expressed her grief on her Facebook page, “I can’t take it anymore. I don’t want to live in this world,” and begged for her son who passed away to “come back home.”
She also uploaded a sorrowful post on Vio’s funeral, captioned with “Attending Vio’s birthday for the last time,” as his birthday falls today (16th February). In the pictures, Wiyada and her husband can be seen donning white outfits while holding a framed picture of their deceased son, surrounded by white flowers.
Our condolences go out to Wiyada’s family and hope that parents out there will be more careful when letting their children play in the water.
Sources: Mirror, TheSun, NewsAustralia, Facebook.
