Prom Ratchapat Worrasarn, a well-known Thai actor and model, has gained immense fame with his performances in En of Love: Love Mechanics, Homeroom, and Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart!. His personality and talent won many fans. However, now the Thai actor is facing serious trouble. Serious accusations have surfaced on the internet. Read on to know everything!
Prom Ratchapat Worrasarn Accused Of Chasing Underage Girls
According to reports, the controversy began on June 14, 2025, when a user on X shared shocking allegations. They said that the Thai actor got a fan pregnant but wouldn’t take responsibility. They also claimed that he wouldn’t sign papers for their child and tried to make her get an abortion. This was just the beginning, as after this, many more similar stories came out. At least ten people shared their own accusations, with pictures and screenshots as proof.
Several accusers said the actor went after young female fans, some of whom were under 18. They claimed he chased after women aged 20 or younger and didn’t want to use condoms. There were also claims he insulted women and even called one fan a ladyboy.
The alleged victims stated that the Thai actor pushed them to use birth control but wouldn’t take responsibility himself. Some even said he tried to silence them using his fame or threats.
Additionally, one woman shared a worrying and disturbing story where she said he forced her to take emergency birth control and made her pay for it. When she suffered side effects, he reportedly showed no concern. These posts went viral online, and fans expressed disappointment and anger. Many fans demanded an answer, whereas others took a stand.
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Following the massive controversy, Prom Ratchapat Worrasarn’s agency, YWPB Official, announced that he was no longer working with them. They also said they would look into all the accusations very carefully.
Source: Tonboriday and Koreaboo
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