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Thai beauty queen controversy: Immediately after the video went viral, on September 21, the Miss Grand Thailand pageant committee stripped Suhannee of her title. According to the committee’s statement, “The current Miss Grand Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 engaged in actions that were not in line with the spirit and values of the competition.” Thai Beauty Queen Controversy: Thai beauty queen Suphannee Noinonthong had her crown stripped from her just one day after winning, due to a sexually explicit video that went viral online. Suphannee, also known as “Baby,” was crowned Miss Grand Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 on September 20 and was scheduled to compete in the national pageant. However, a controversial video of her surfaced on social media, changing everything. What was in the video? In the video, Suphannee, also known as “Baby,” was seen using a sex toy and smoking an e-cigarette. She wore sheer pink lingerie and was seen dancing. According to reports, her OnlyFans page is still active. 🚨 Suphannee Baby Noinonthong video leak going viral as netizens search for the explicit Suphannee Baby video, a shocking moment linked to the Thai beauty queen from Miss Grand Prachuap Khiri Khan Thailand 👀🔥 🔗 https://t.co/rPqgsra2tb pic.twitter.com/SvD2o0J3TU— Renee Daugherty (@DaughertyR33348) September 23, 2025 Why the organizers stripped her of the title: After the video went viral, the Miss Grand Thailand pageant committee stripped Suhannee of her title on September 21. According to the committee’s statement, “The current Miss Grand Prachuap Khiri Khan 2026 engaged in actions that were not in line with the spirit and values of the competition.” What Suhannee has to say: Suhannee admitted that she created and shared explicit content. In her defense, she stated that she took this step to support herself and her ailing mother, who has since passed away. In her Facebook post, she wrote, “I want to apologize to my family, the pageant organizers, the pageant team, other contestants, friends, and all my supporters. This incident is a valuable lesson for me, and I will take responsibility for my actions and focus on personal improvement in the future to ensure that such incidents do not happen again.” Could she face jail time? According to VN Express, Suhannee and the Miss Grand Thailand provincial director appeared on a television program on Sunday. During the program, Suhannee pleaded to keep her title. A lawyer present on the show informed her that she could face up to three years in prison for this offense. Upon hearing this, Suhannee appeared shocked and said, “I don’t want to go to jail.” Suhannee’s case has become a topic of discussion not only in Thailand but throughout Asia. This incident highlights the importance of adhering to the rules and values of any pageant competition. It also demonstrates how content shared on social media and online platforms can have a serious impact on a contestant’s career and reputation. Read More: Schools holiday declared till Dussehra in these states, know when schools will reopen
