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Producer Nara Addresses 'Take Hormones Thailand' Controversy
Nara Crepka-toey, producer of 'Take Hormones Thailand', has publicly addressed recent controversies surrounding the show, confirming that certain elements were part of a marketing strategy.
Following a series of public controversies surrounding the reality program 'Take Hormones Thailand', producer and owner Nara Crepka-toey, accompanied by colleagues Mix Chalermsri and Pa Tue Sombatsorn, spoke to the media at the 'Muang Maya The Musical' Gala Night held at the Muang Thai Rachadalai Theatre.
Addressing concerns regarding allegations of staged scenes and fixed outcomes—specifically involving participants Jakjaan and Bee—Nara acknowledged that the dramatic elements were intentional marketing tactics designed to generate buzz. Nara expressed satisfaction with the program's performance, noting that the show achieved millions of views on YouTube and hundreds of thousands of concurrent live viewers, which she considers a success in maintaining the standards set by the show's second season.
For residents and travelers interested in Thai pop culture, this admission highlights the highly curated nature of local reality television, where controversy is often leveraged as a tool for audience engagement. While the producer has clarified the intent behind the show's narrative choices, the specific details regarding the extent of the 'staging' remain subject to public debate. Viewers should be aware that the dramatic conflicts presented in such programs are often part of a broader promotional strategy rather than purely spontaneous events.