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Sunday, May 25, 2014

How future queen of Thailand (wearing only a tiny G-string) let her poodle Foo Foo eat cake: As coup rocks Bangkok, video reveals royal couple’s decadent lifestyle


How future queen of Thailand (wearing only a tiny G-string) let her poodle Foo Foo eat cake: As coup rocks Bangkok, video reveals royal couple’s decadent lifestyle

  • A video of Princess Srirasmi has emerged in which she cavorts in a G-string
  • The former waitress is the wife of Thailand's Crown Prince Maha
  • The footage shows the princess feeding her dog Foo Foo cake
  • It was shot during an event at the Thai Royal Palace in Bangkok
  • The video emerged as Thailand is rocked by a military coup
Daily Mail |
As the sounds of a George Michael song drifted over the tropical  gardens, Thailand’s Crown Prince and his fun-loving wife were in the mood to party.

But the guest of honour at the event was not a visiting head of state or local dignitary – but the couple’s pampered poodle, Foo Foo.

A video of the decadent event shot at the Thai Royal Palace in Bangkok shows Princess Srirasmi – a former waitress – cavorting in just a tiny G-string as she feeds the dog cake.

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The Thai life: Crown Prince Maha and his topless wife entertaining Foo Foo
The Thai life: Crown Prince Maha and his topless wife entertaining Foo Foo
Raunchy: The video is sure to intensify concerns about Prince Maha's fitness to succeed his father
Raunchy: The video is sure to intensify concerns about Prince Maha's fitness to succeed his father
Controversial: Princess Srirasmi cavorted in just a tiny G-string
Controversial: Princess Srirasmi cavorted in just a tiny G-string



In one scene, the topless princess appears to bend over to eat out of a dog bowl, while in another a servant falls to his knees in front of her. Later the royal couple sing Happy Birthday to their dog.
The video emerged as Thailand is rocked by a military coup. Former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra was detained in Bangkok on Friday, and hundreds of people have taken to the streets to protest about the military’s power-grab.

The Crown Prince and his wife yesterday left Tylney Hall, a five-star hotel in Hampshire, where they and a 30-strong entourage had been ensconced for almost a week.

The video is sure to intensify concerns about Prince Maha’s fitness to succeed his father, 86-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The king, who is said to have Parkinson’s disease, has not been seen in public since the military junta decreed martial law.

VIPs: The couple at Buckingham Palace in 2012
VIPs: The couple at Buckingham Palace in 2012


Last year leaked US diplomatic cables revealed many senior Thai officials expressed grave doubts about the Crown Prince.

In one, a former US ambassador in Bangkok told how Princess Srirasmi confided in him during a state dinner that Foo Foo ‘holds the rank of Air Chief Marshal’.

Four sons of the Crown Prince from a former marriage have been exiled from Thailand by their father since 1996 and now live in the United States.

Luxury: The Crown Prince and his wife yesterday left Tylney Hall, a five-star hotel in Hampshire, where they and a 30-strong entourage had been ensconced for almost a week
Luxury: The Crown Prince and his wife yesterday left Tylney Hall, a five-star hotel in Hampshire, where they and a 30-strong entourage had been ensconced for almost a week


Yesterday one of them, Juthavachara Vivacharawongse, 34, told The Mail on Sunday at his home near San Diego, California: ‘I would prefer not to speak about this [the coup] or our father. It is a private, family matter.’

The Crown Prince married Princess Srirasmi in 2001. They have a nine-year-old son.

A source in Thailand, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals, said yesterday: ‘There are many here who would prefer the Crown Prince not to come back.’




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