Actress Pancake Khemanit Mourns the Passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit

Bangkok: Pancake was heartbroken after hearing the news of the King's passing. She expressed pride in having served Her Majesty the Queen Mother and promoting and continuing the tradition of "Thai fabric" in accordance with Her Majesty's royal wishes.

According to Thai News Agency, actress Pancake Khemanit expressed her heartbreak after learning of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, expressing her deepest condolences to the Thai people. She expressed her deepest condolences throughout her nearly 40-year life, noting that she witnessed and experienced Her Majesty's work throughout various locations throughout the country. She also expressed her concern for the well-being of her fellow citizens and provided them with support in their livelihoods, particularly in the area of Thai textiles. Her Majesty has helped develop and enhance these areas, providing them with jobs and income, and promoting Thai textiles internationally.

Pancake also revealed that she felt blessed to have had the opportunity to serve Her Majesty the Queen Mother. She was chosen as a "Kind Ambassador for Children's Hospitals" to attend the opening ceremony of the 80th Birthday Anniversary Building at the Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health, or Children's Hospital, and again to walk in a Thai silk fashion show in front of Her Majesty the Queen Mother in Sakon Nakhon Province. On both occasions, she admitted to being so nervous she didn't even dare look up at Her Majesty, but she could feel her tone and kindness when she spoke at the event.

Before opening up about the significant legacy bestowed upon all Thai people by Her Majesty the Queen Mother, the topic of "Thai fabric," which has earned Her Majesty the Queen Mother the title "Mother of Thai Silk," Pancake explained that she's always seen Her Majesty wearing beautiful Thai fabrics when watching royal news. This reflects her deep love for Thai fabrics, which she began wearing while working as a model. She then saw the tailoring and development of Thai fabrics to make them more beautiful and modern, which has led her to fall in love with and enjoy wearing Thai fabrics. She wants to continue and help spread this legacy, so that it will continue to exist. She wants everyone to know that Thai fabrics can still be worn no matter how many eras pass by.