Influencer 'Kaykai' Denies False Insurance Claims Regarding 200 Million Baht Inheritance
Popular Thai influencer Kaykai Nutthicha has publicly refuted rumors that she received a 200 million baht inheritance from a life insurance policy taken out on her father.
Thai influencer and actress Nutthicha 'Kaykai' Namwong has issued a formal clarification on social media to address persistent rumors regarding her family's finances. According to Khaosod Online, Kaykai stated that claims suggesting she inherited 200 million baht following her father's death due to a life insurance policy are entirely false.
Kaykai explained that while she did purchase insurance in 2021, the policy was structured such that if she were to pass away, the beneficiaries would be her mother or siblings, rather than the other way around. She expressed frustration that some insurance agents have been using her name and fabricated details about her family’s financial situation to promote their products for over a year. She noted that this misinformation has damaged her reputation and requested that agents cease using her personal information for sales tactics, warning that she may pursue legal action if the practice continues.
For residents and followers, this incident highlights the importance of verifying financial claims made by third parties, especially when influencers' names are used in marketing. While Kaykai has clarified her personal situation, the extent to which these specific agents will comply with her request remains to be seen. No further details regarding specific legal filings have been confirmed at this time.
