Overseasidol.com — The controversy surrounding New Country member Tintin continues to attract public attention.
After Tintin recently released a statement addressing the allegations circulating online, Farida Elizabeth has now shared her side of the story in an interview with Thai media.
During the interview, Farida revealed that she had carefully reviewed Tintin’s public statement.
However, she believes that some parts of his explanation differ from the facts as she understands them.
As a result, she decided to speak publicly once again to clarify her position and provide additional context regarding the ongoing situation.
One of the most discussed topics remains the pregnancy allegations that sparked the controversy.
Farida explained that she had traveled to Taiwan for work before discovering that she was pregnant.
According to her, she was unaware of her condition at the time and therefore did not intentionally hide the pregnancy from anyone.
Regarding questions about the child’s biological father, Farida expressed confidence and transparency.
She stated that she is fully willing to undergo a DNA test to establish the truth.
In her view, scientific testing is the most reliable way to resolve the speculation and uncertainty surrounding the case.
She also emphasized that she has confidence in whatever result the test may reveal.
Farida further stated that if the DNA test confirms Tintin as the biological father, she hopes they can communicate and work together to discuss the child’s future.
She stressed that the well-being and interests of the child should be the primary concern rather than the public controversy currently dominating social media discussions.
The interview also revealed that Farida and Tintin have not been in direct contact for quite some time.
Nevertheless, she said she remains open to future discussions if they are necessary for matters concerning the child and parental responsibilities.
Meanwhile, Tintin’s agency, GMM Music, previously announced the suspension of all of the singer’s professional activities until the investigation into the allegations is completed.
Commenting on the agency’s decision, Farida said she understands the move and considers it a fair approach while the facts are still being reviewed.
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