Due Arisara: Actress with a canvas, deceived her best frien.d of 47 billion and then fled abroad

Due Arisara Thongborisut, born in 1990 in Sing Buri, Thailand, is a famous actress. She entered the entertainment industry after participating in the Miss Teen Thailand contest in 2007, where she impressed with her beauty and talent.

Due Arisara is a familiar face on the Thai small screen, with many prominent roles in dramas and entertainment shows. Some of the successful films she starred in include "Unlucky Ploy" and "World of Himmapan." She is highly appreciated for her acting skills and ability to transform into diverse characters, from gentle roles to roles with emotional depth.

The milestone in Due's career came in 2009 when she participated in the drama Ubatrak Kham Khob Fah 2. In this film, she takes on the role of the villain, a type of role that requires emotional depth and strong acting abilities. This role has brought her recognition from the audience and critics, bringing Dueu's name further.

Due Arisara has built a successful image in villain roles. With her excellent incarnation, she has made her mark in dramas such as Ching Rak Hak Sawat and Ngao Jai. Not only stopping at his acting career, Due also expanded into the field of music. She joined the group "Sugar n' Spice" and has released several pop dance songs, showcasing her versatility and creativity in the arts.

In recent years, she has continued to shine with roles in major films. One of the notable works is "World of Himmapan," where she takes on the lead role and continues to prove her talent. This role has received high praise from both the audience and art critics.

In addition, Due Arisara also encroached into the business field and became the face of many big brands. This not only helped her expand her influence but also strengthened her position in the entertainment and business world.

Besides her brilliant career, Due Arisara's private life also received a lot of attention, because it caused a lot of controversy and negative rumors. Most recently, on March 23, Kapook newspaper reported that Thai showbiz is shocked by the case of actress Due Arisara suspected of faking her image, living virtually, pretending to be rich with assets borrowed from friends, but not paying but also pawning and appropriating as her own. The person who expose.d this false and wrong lifestyle of Due Arisara is the female giant May Wasana.

Specifically, on March 17, May Wasana - an entrepreneur in the beauty industry in Thailand - posted a post looking for the whereabouts of an actress who borrowed clothes that were not returned to social media. May Wasana said she lent her twin sister a lot of luxury items, including diamond and emerald jewelry, with a total value of up to 62 million baht (more than 47 billion VND) 4 months ago. The reason is that this female star needs expensive outfits and accessories to take photos and attend events.

However, after taking the item, the actress had no intention of returning it. On January 24, when fiercely questioned by May Wasana, this beauty confessed that she had taken the item and could not redeem it. May Wasana said that she was extremely shocked and shocked when she learned that all her valuable assets had been deceived and appropriated.

On March 19, May Wasana went straight to television to publicly announce the identity of the person who borrowed the goods that did not pay, namely Due Arisara. Indignantly, as soon as the scandal broke out, Due Arisara hurriedly flew abroad to avoid the storm, even teasing May Wasana when showin.g of.f her influence on social media.

The incident immediately became a ho.t topic on social media, the keyword "Due Arisara" also quickly climbed to the top 1 Twitter trend in Thailand. Not long after, Due Arisara appeared on television, via phone call to apologize to businesswoman May Wasana. She confessed that she had projected the image of a luxurious and wealthy actor.

However, the actress affirmed that she did not intend to take her sister's property. She herself spent insatiably, did not have the right financial awareness and was also the victi.m of a scam, so she had to borrow things and pledge May Wasana's assets to have living expenses. Due Arisara revealed that May Wasana's emerald necklace worth 26.44 million baht (more than 20 billion VND) is currently in the hands of a Thai government minister.

Before Due Arisara's confession, the female giant May Wasana said she just wanted to get her things back and filed a complaint with the Crime Suppression Department (CSD). According to the businesswoman, if Due Arisara does not return the property, she will sue to protect her rights. Faced with the accusatio.n of fear of fleeing to the country, Due Arisara denies. The actress's lawyer went to the police station to present the case. He said Due Arisara was in Taiwan (China) traveling and pledged to return all assets to May Wasana soon.

In addition, the Thai media also expose.d another truth about Due Arisara's canvas lifestyle. It turned out that the luxury apartment she often bragged about online was a gift from her other half, worth 700 million baht (more than 531 billion VND), which was actually a rented house, not a property owned by the actress. The real owner of the apartment, a Chinese businessman, filed a lawsuit against Due Arisara for owing rent of up to 9.86 million baht (more than 7.4 billion VND) in unpaid. Currently, Due Arisara has received countless harsh words and ridicule from the public about her lifestyle and deceitful and deceitful nature.

Earlier in 2023, Due Arisara attracted attention when she opened up about being physically and mentally damaged by her ex-lover Benz Daemon. This person is also the main suspect in the case of opening an illegal gaming website after being expose.d by Dueu.

The actress shared photos of the injuries she suffered for nearly 2 years on her personal page. The 32-year-old actress accused her ex of pouring a bowl of ho.t noodles on her head in front of his family. To make matters worse, none of them rescued her.

"I don't know how he can still live happily. For years, I have lived in fear because I have lost faith in life. I can hardly sleep at night and feel scared every time someone just raises their hand and touches my hair," Arisara said. She said she had to see a trauma therapist.