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| Nonkul Chanon and Aff Taksaorn Address Marriage Plans in Honest TV Interview |
Thailand’s most unexpected maybe-it couple, Nonkul Chanon and Aff Taksaorn, finally open up about love, weddings, and what the future really looks like—no glittery fairytales, just raw honesty.
Nonkul Chanon and Aff Taksaorn have been stirring up romance rumours for a while now, but it wasn’t until their recent appearance together on a talk show hosted by Anne Thongprasom that things really got serious—well, sort of.
Fans have long dubbed them “the couple we’re dying to see walk down the aisle,” thanks to their effortlessly natural chemistry and surprisingly warm dynamic despite their age gap. The way they bounce off each other in interviews feels more like a couple already in sync than two celebs testing the waters.
So, when the big “marriage” question popped up on the show, all eyes and ears were locked in.
Nonkul: “No theme, just let Aff choose.”
When asked what kind of wedding he’d want, Nonkul gave a cheeky but sincere reply—he doesn’t really have a theme in mind and would happily let Aff take the reins. “She’s got taste and pays attention to the details. I’d just ruin it,” he said with a laugh.
It’s not laziness, though—more like a genuine trust in Aff’s vision. He’s clearly someone who sees marriage not as a performance but a partnership, and that set the tone for the rest of the convo.
Aff: “Even without a wedding, it’s fine.”
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Aff, always composed but never shy of speaking her truth, dropped what many fans are now calling “the quote of the night.” When discussing her ideal wedding, she shrugged off the idea of extravagance.
“I don’t need a big, grand wedding. For me, it’s about sincerity. If there’s no wedding at all, that’s okay too,” she said, leaving many nodding in agreement across social media.
It’s a refreshing take, especially in an industry where weddings are often more about the guest list and the hashtags than the vows.
Kids? Yes for Nonkul, reflections for Aff.
The topic of children also came up—and here’s where it got emotional.
Nonkul didn’t hesitate. He definitely wants kids. Aff, who’s already a mum, had a more layered response. She admitted she wasn’t someone who naturally loved children before becoming a parent—but once she had her own, everything changed.
“Kids can bring you the greatest happiness,” she said. “But also the deepest wounds.”
Her honesty struck a chord with many, especially those who’ve followed her journey through motherhood in the public eye.
“Are they already a couple?”
Anne didn’t hold back and asked the million-baht question—are they officially together now?
Nonkul answered in typical thoughtful fashion, saying they’re still building something based on mutual thinking and respect. “We’re more like partners in thought,” he said.
Aff added that they’re not living together and haven’t taken that full step yet, so calling them a full-fledged couple might be jumping the gun.
Still, the way they talk about each other—with comfort, admiration, and a deep sense of understanding—feels more solid than many red-carpet relationships.