Law
MACHg Agency Takes Legal Action Against Harassment of Artist Prang Prangthip
The record label MACHg has issued a formal warning and is preparing legal action after a man repeatedly harassed artist Prang Prangthip by falsely claiming to be her husband.
According to a report by Khaosod Online on September 18, 2026, the music label MACHg has announced it is taking a firm stance against the harassment of its artist, Prang Prangthip. The agency stated that a man has repeatedly attempted to track down the artist and has falsely claimed to be her husband, causing significant distress and concerns regarding her safety and privacy.
In an official statement, MACHg emphasized that it is prioritizing the artist's well-being and has warned the individual to cease all harassing behavior immediately. The agency has made it clear that if the behavior continues, they are prepared to pursue legal action, including the collection of evidence to be submitted to the relevant authorities. The label has also requested that the public respect the artist's personal space and has invited anyone with information or evidence regarding these incidents to contact the official MACHg page.
For residents and visitors, this incident highlights the importance of respecting the privacy and boundaries of public figures in Thailand. While the agency is actively managing the situation, it remains to be confirmed whether the individual has been identified by law enforcement or if formal charges have been filed beyond the agency's internal warning. The situation serves as a reminder that harassment is taken seriously by management agencies in the Thai entertainment industry.
