The controversy surrounding New Country member Tintin Jarasrawee has taken a new turn.
On June 15, 2026, his agency, GMM Music, officially announced that the singer’s temporary suspension had been lifted, allowing him to resume work and participate in company activities.
TinTin was previously placed on hiatus following a series of allegations circulating on social media.
The claims included relationship disputes, accusations involving a minor, alleged drug use, and a pregnancy controversy involving a woman named Farida.
In its official statement, GMM said it had carefully reviewed the information and evidence related to the case.
The company confirmed that TinTin submitted medical examination documents showing negative results for illegal substances.
The agency also stated that the individual who initially spread allegations regarding drug use and claims involving a minor had admitted there was no evidence to support those accusations.
Based on the findings, GMM concluded that there were no reasonable grounds to continue TinTin’s suspension.
However, the company emphasized that the pregnancy dispute remains under investigation.
According to the statement, both parties are expected to undergo a DNA test on June 20, 2026, to determine the child’s biological father.
GMM Music further noted that TinTin has expressed his willingness to take full responsibility if the DNA results confirm he is the father.
The singer reportedly intends to fulfill his parental obligations appropriately and within his capabilities.
The decision to reinstate TinTin has generated mixed reactions online, with fans and observers closely following the case. (Overseasidol.com)
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