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Self Described Billionaire Stiffs Bride With Bt 3.5 Million Wedding Bill
Before the wedding, her daughter brought Nat to meet her once at the funeral of her father. Da said Nut was a “Billionaire” and had proposed to marry her. The family knew no other details of the man.
The mother of Thai Pretty has complained a self described billionaire left her daughter with a Bt 3.5 million debt. After her daughters luxurious wedding, he disappeared and so did the cheque to pay for it.
The mother, who identified herself only as Noi, said Wednesday that the wedding party for her daughter Da and the self-proclaimed billionaire Nut was held at Alvarez Hotel in Buri Ram.
The party was lavish, an organizer was hired and the overall expenditure was 3.5 million baht, Mrs Noi said.
On the wedding day, Nut placed a cashier’s cheque for 1.6 million baht as the dowry. After the wedding ceremony, the cheque disappeared and the bride’s family had no idea where it went.
The man left without paying the bill for the wedding party, leaving her daughter to inevitably become the debtor.
Mom He’s a Billionaire and he Proposed to Marry Me
Before the wedding, her daughter brought Nat to meet her once at the funeral of her father. Da said Nut was a billionaire and had proposed to marry her. The family knew no other details of the man.
Noi, who has to take care of her bed-ridden mother, said her family did not see how it could repay the huge debt.
She said her daughter sought help from an activist lawyer, the Bangkok Post reports.
Wasant Thepnakhon, owner of Alvarez Hotel in Buri Ram, confirmed the wedding party was an extravagant affair. It was organized by a professional wedding planner from Bangkok.
The bridegroom told him that he operated chartered flights between Thailand and Hong Kong. he said. He also said the bridegroom-billionaire did not make any down payment for the wedding party.
Hotel staff also repeatedly tried to collect the 400,000-baht bill for the wedding venue, food and beverages from the billionaire. Eventually he turned off his mobile phone, the hotelier said.