Ex-beauty queen faces public fraud, money-laundering, computer crime probe

Bangkok Post3 November 2026, 06:46 UTCThailand

Police are investigating allegations of public fraud, money laundering and computer crime involving former Miss Thailand Panadda "Boom" Wongphudee, following a scandal over millions of baht spent by her Goodness Foundation. She appeared to place the blame on her husband.

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